Ctenopoma weeksi

Ctenopoma weeksi, also known as Week's Ctenopoma or the Leopard Bushfish, is characterized by its unique patterning and semi-aggressive temperament. These fish are opportunistic predators in their native habitats. - **Appearance**: The fish have a distinctive spotted pattern that provides camouflage in their natural dense underwater vegetation. - **Behavior**: They are nocturnal and can showcase semi-aggressive natures, especially towards smaller fish. It's beneficial to house them with similarly-sized, sturdy tank mates. - **Tank Setup**: Providing a well-planted tank with ample hiding places using driftwood and rocks can help simulate their natural environment. - **Diet**: Omnivorous; their diet in captivity can include live foods such as insects or small crustaceans, supplemented with high-quality pellets and vegetables. - **Breeding**: In captivity, breeding is challenging but possible with careful monitoring of environmental conditions. They are bubble nest builders, and males often guard the eggs.