Editing Silurus glanis
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|stocking_ratio_male=1 | |stocking_ratio_male=1 | ||
|stocking_ratio_female=1 | |stocking_ratio_female=1 | ||
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|food_flake=No | |food_flake=No | ||
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== Diet == | == Diet == | ||
| − | :Naturally, it feeds on fish, large invertebrates and small waterfowl. In the aquarium, it is likely that almost any foods offered will be eaten, and so with this, provide a variety in diet. Meaty foods should be given to this fish every so often. | + | :Naturally, it feeds on fish, large invertebrates and small waterfowl. In the aquarium, it is likely that almost any foods offered will be eaten, and so with this, provide a variety in diet. Meaty foods should be given to this fish every so often. They will also take plant matter, such as whole apples. |
