Ropefish (Erpetoichthys calabaricus)

Ropefish ( Erpetoichthys calabaricus )   The Ropefish, also known as the Reedfish or Snakefish, is a truly unique and ancient fish that brings an unparalleled level of interest and prehistoric charm to the aquarium. Despite its serpentine appearance, it is a peaceful and fascinating creature. Max Size: Ropefish are substantial and long-lived, typically reaching 18 to 24 inches (45 to 60 centimeters) in length. Behavior: A peaceful and nocturnal species, though they can be active during the day once settled. They are curious and inquisitive, often exploring their environment. They are bottom-dwellers and will often rest on the substrate or among decorations. Known for their ability to "walk" on their pectoral fins along the bottom. Ropefish are gregarious and appreciate the company of their own kind; it's recommended to keep them in groups of three or more. Tank Requirements: Due to their length, a minimum tank size of 40 gallons for a single specimen, and 75 gallons or m