No. They cost around $25 and are easily found.
No, but they like to hide in caves and prefer plants. They are nocturnal fish and are very active at night with the lights off.
Yes. Black Ghost Knifefish (Apteronotus albifrons) are indeed egg layers, although reproduction in captivity is extremely rare.
yes
black ghost knife fish gets nutrients and energy from the food it eat
No.
No.
they can be 49cm.
There is no way to sex the Black Ghost Knife Fish (Apteronotus albifrons) by just looking. There is one person who is reported to have bred this fish in Australia and he is the only person known to have bred this fish in captivity. If you manage to spawn a pair, the one that lays the eggs will be the female. This fish grows large, around 50cm. So I hope you have a tank to suit.
fish about 5in or 4in lowest
The maximum length of the black ghost knifefish is 40 centimetres
Yes it can
Black Ghost Knife Fish are semi-agressive. They should be fine though. The angelfish should be fine.
Depends what store!
It uses an electrical field produced in the fish's body.
The fish must be small enough to be eaten by the knife. There are also small shrimp (ghost shrimp) which some small knifes will find easier to catch than the faster guppies. As the Knife grows so will it's prey.