Sumatran Glass Catfish Kryptopterus Macrocephalus 5cm Pond Sticks Known for their distinctive keyhole-shaped

Known for their distinctive keyhole-shaped spot on their bodies

The rough surface of baked clay ensures the eggs or larvae adhere well

such as the Typha Angustifolia - Lesser Bulrush can be placed in the shallow areas of a pond

colour and disease resistance

Sumatran Glass Catfish Kryptopterus Macrocephalus 5cm Pond Sticks Known for their distinctive keyhole-shapedSumatran Glass Catfish (Kryptopterus macrocephalus) OverviewThe Sumatran Glass Catfish is a translucent freshwater species, renowned for its ghostly, transparent body that allows you to see its internal organs and skeletal structure. Peaceful and schooling in nature, it adds elegance and movement to community aquariums. OriginNative to Sumatra and other parts of Southeast Asia, inhabiting slow moving rivers, streams, and peat swamps with dense