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by Mocotun
20 Oct 2013, 03:02
Forum: What is my catfish?
Topic: Easy One For An Expert- Hardhead or Gaftopsal?
Replies: 4
Views: 1688

Easy One For An Expert- Hardhead or Gaftopsal?

I can't decide which species this 12" fish caught and released in Florida Bay is. Hardhead or Gaftopsal?
by Mocotun
07 Sep 2013, 19:54
Forum: What is my catfish?
Topic: Another Oiapoque fish, maybe not a catfish....
Replies: 3
Views: 817

Another Oiapoque fish, maybe not a catfish....

Here is another one that no one has been able to ID yet. It was caught and released from the narrow creeks off the Rio Oiapoque in Northern Brazil. It readily attacked lures and bait. Someone suggested it was a Firewood Catfish. It's pectoral fins look catfish-like. It's barbless, like the Palmito ...
by Mocotun
07 Sep 2013, 19:46
Forum: What is my catfish?
Topic: Mystery species from Oiapoque River, Brazil
Replies: 2
Views: 766

Re: Mystery species from Oiapoque River, Brazil

Thanks Silurus, I guess that one is a lot more common than expected!
by Mocotun
07 Sep 2013, 13:38
Forum: What is my catfish?
Topic: Mystery species from Oiapoque River, Brazil
Replies: 2
Views: 766

Mystery species from Oiapoque River, Brazil

Hi all,

An expert Ichthyologist has been unable to ID this species of catfish caught and released from the Oiapoque river which borders Brazil and French Guyana. The river is fresh water at the point of capture and the catfish is about 11 inches long. Any ideas?
by Mocotun
12 Apr 2009, 15:37
Forum: What is my catfish?
Topic: 2 Different Colorations, 1 Species of Ariidae?
Replies: 7
Views: 1095

Re: 2 Different Colorations, 1 Species of Ariidae?

I can submit photos. I have several more pics of the same fish I will send. Do you have an opinion as what they are?
by Mocotun
12 Apr 2009, 01:16
Forum: What is my catfish?
Topic: 2 Different Colorations, 1 Species of Ariidae?
Replies: 7
Views: 1095

2 Different Colorations, 1 Species of Ariidae?

Hello all, I'm new to the site. I was wondering if anyone can ID these 2 Ariidae from the Rio Verde in southern Sao Paulo, Brazil. They inhabit a salty estuary very close to the ocean. A local said they are two differnt species, with the yellow growing 3 times bigger than the white. They appear to ...

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