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JBL TV #73 Panzerwelse im Aquarium I Steckbrief

Panzerwelse sind in fast allen Gesellschaftsaquarien zu finden. Die meisten kaufen sie, weil sie überschüssige Futterreste am Boden auffressen und putzig anzusehen sind. Im Video gibt es alle Infos rund um diese schönen Welse, die gerne im Schwarm leben. Eine Unterwasseraufnahme aus Südamerika zeigt einen Schwarm, der aus hunderten von Panzerwelsen besteht. Im Aquarium sollten es mindestens fünf, besser zehn Tiere sein. Sie fressen zwar Futterreste, sollten aber unbedingt auch gezielt mit Futtertabletten wie JBL PRONOVO CORYDORAS TAB M ernährt werden. Für die Pflege ist es unbedingt nötig, KEINEN scharfkantigen Boden wie z. B. Lava zu wählen, da sie sich dann ihre empfindlichen Barteln massiv verletzen.

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