Thanks, Silurus! What about my current Amphilius. Do you think they may be different from these?

I'd like to ask for advice. Under what name should I place them in "My Fish". Or should I just skip them?
Thank you,
DM

Here are pictures of Amphilius I had years ago. Bought also as A. platychir. I would appreciate opinion on species.
DM

Here are some of Amphilius I have at the moment. First three pictures are done in a "picture tank" and they are stress colored. Fourth picture is done in their tank and it shows more or less their normal color. All bought as A. platychir. I would appreciate opinion on species.
DM

Thanks, Silurus! Yes, my Pimelodella look more like P. lateristriga based on pictures. That's great!

Currently I have these Pimelodella gracilis and Myoglanis koepckei. I guess identification of these cats would be hard, if at all possible, by pictures. But would appreciate any comments.
Thanks ahead,
DM

Those Trichomycterus are from Bluegrass Aquatics; Ituglanis are from Frank's Aquarium.

By the way, here is what I had from him years ago as Ituglanis metae. Unfortunately only these poor pics I have.

Thanks, Silurus! I remember that post. Frank's fish were twice larger and more heavily punctated. Unfortunately I don't know the locality.

These were bought as Trichomycterus davisi. But honestly I have no idea if this is true or absolutely wrong. I would appreciate any suggestions or confirmation. Specimens are fairly variable in density of the spots (No 1 being least spotted). I have 5 of them for 1.5 years, they grew from tiny to ab...

Yes, this fish is from wet spot. Thanks, Silurus, again.
I have some more fish for id although most puzzling ones to me you've identified.

Thanks, Silurus! I have checked under what common name it was sold. It is Borneo featherfin cat. Only subjectively I may assume that the seller identified it based on geography, i.e. Borneo. Could it be then S. phaiosoma?

Yes, thank you, Silurus! Finally I am confident in what species I have (and had in the past). Eric, you may use any of the pics of sisorids (Glyptothorax schmidti, G. cavia, G. fuscus, G. sinensis, Hara filamentosa) and akysids (A. ephippifer, A. vespa, A. vespertinus) in my previous posts as well, ...

I have this great cat for a couple of years. Bought as Silurichthys phaiosoma. I would be most grateful for suggestion on its identification. Hope it would be possible based on this pic.
DM

Here are my 2 current Amblyceps. Bought as A. mangois. Would love to here expert opinions on its identity.
Thanks ahead,
DM

Hi Eric,
Absolutely! I am finally doing pics of what I have and digging old photos of what I had - I will submit everything what would be worth to.
Cheers,
Dmitry

Finally these Akysis. I bought them as A. vespa - but I think they are not. I would be most grateful for suggestions on their species.
DM

These were bought as Akysis hendricksoni. I would appreciate opinions on their id.

As promised I am posting Akysis cats I have at the moment.
These were bought as Akysis longifilis. I suspect it is correct but would like to hear the expert opinions.
Thank you

Huge thanks again!!! Tomorrow I will try to make pics of my current Akysis. I'd suspect they would be A. prashadi and A. longifilis but it would be great to see your expert confirmation.

Before scooping and picturing my current Akysis for identification I am posting these pics showing some akysids I had in the past. Sorry for quality of the pics but that's all what I have. I would totally understand if id of them would be impossible. But guesses are more than welcomed! Huge thanks a...

Thank you!

Had these some time ago. I would appreciate any ideas on what species they are.
Thanks ahead,
DM

Silurus, what would you lean to, G. burmanicus or G. cavia? I see that the first picture of G. cavia in Cat-eLog shows exactly what I have...
DM

Thanks, Silurus!

Thank you for confirmation!

Huge thanks, Silurus!!!

I have double checked - ventral picture is that of the Glyptothorax on the first photo for sure.

Unfortunately I have the ventral picture of the first fish only.

Thank you, Shovelnose and Silurus. Do you think if I make other pics (dorsally and ventrally) they may help?