Click to Skip Ahead The name “Glass Catfish” refers to species of transparent freshwater fish in the Kryptopterus genus. They go by other names such as Phantom or Ghost catfish depending on the species. Glass Catfish are easily recognized by their transparent bodies that often show their skeleton and internal organs. Although Glass Catfish lack color, many fishkeepers are drawn to their unique appearance and peaceful temperaments.
Breed Overview Size: Up to 3 inches long Lifespan: 5–8 years Similar Breeds: Glass bloodfin tetra, X-ray Pristella, Siamese glassfish Suitable for: Intermediate to experienced fishkeepers Temperament: Timid, social, and peaceful The main species of Glass Catfish in the aquarium trade industry is the K. Read More...
Oliver Jones Oliver (Ollie) Jones - A zoologist and freelance writer living in South Australia with his partner Alex, their dog Pepper, and their cat Steve (who declined to be pictured). Ollie, originally from the USA, holds his master's degree in wildlife biology and moved to Australia to pursue his career and passion but has found a new love for working online and writing about animals of all types. Read More...
Horses have been used for thousands of years as a mode of transportation. The horse-drawn carriage has its humble beginnings in Mesopotamia around 3000 BC. As time passed, carriages took on various formats and became the main mode of transportation for thousands of years. Though cars are our main source of transportation now, horse-drawn wagons still serve a purpose for leisure and competition.
A horse-drawn carriage can travel anywhere between 2 to 12 miles per hour and as far as 30 miles daily. Read More...
