Hi all!
Just sharing the pic.
I've already run this by Heok Hee. They had a name Cheeta.
http://www.corydorasworld.com/gallery3/Dave/h64aa

Dave

Hi!

Planning to make sure nothing keeps me from THE CONVENTION Oct '04!

Happy New Year to the Planet!!

Aso look at http://www.forum.planetcatfish.com/viewtopic.php?t=4049

Hi!

Welcome. Try looking at

Hi Jools!!

Can I tank a few of those with you!

Is the official anniversary/bithday on the 30th?

Hi!

JohnnyOscar gave a clue..........Sumatra!

Dave

50th B-Day!! See you at the Convention!!!

Hi!
Are you already aware of this group?
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sa_redtail_catfish/

I have 25 tanks and I love to point out that my "claim to fame" is there is not one cichlid in my collection!!

FREE!!!

http://www.scotcat.com/factsheets/b_macracanthus.htm Have you seen this? It probably repeats what you have already read.

I can't see the pic very good, but I think P. pulcher is now named Zonansistrus pulcher

MyC. coecutiens never bothered other fish. My impression is they take advantage of large wounded fish taking the opportunity to borrow into the wound. In An Atlas of Freshwater and Marine Catfishes there is a paragraph on pg. 290 and a pic, Plate 154, pg.636.

Excuse the post, but I needed to share with someone. I made it to 50 today!!

This should help.
http://www.forum.planetcatfish.com/viewtopic.php?t=197

Looks like a L-200

With few exceptions, I don't keep any fish that aren't wild caught. Where do you think most catfish come from?

Bnana..Check out Shane's World Geography Articles http://www.planetcatfish.com/shanesworl ... /index.htm
Enjoy your trip!!!!!!!!!!

Hi!

There is a basic anatomy drawing http://www.planetcatfish.com/ilibrary/help_anatomy.htm in the Cat-elog http://www.planetcatfish.com/ilibrary/index.htm

My boss paid $500 for my set!!

You are probably looking for Corydoras gossei .

Maybe Rineloricaria teffeana. That's how it is named in Baensch. I've never seen one but always wanted to!! I didn't see a pic in Cat-eLog(or didn't look hard enough

I only get this message when I click on Cat-eLog here in the forum....
The topic or post you requested does not exist

Maybe Chandramara chandramara

Ian,
Archangels specimens pictured appear not to have barbels. Will this be a problem in his attempt to spawn them?

Hi all!
Have you seen the the pics of Bunocephalus verrucosus in the Cat-e-log? The last 5 pics are a fish in the process of shedding. At the time I didn't know what was happening until Jools enlightened me. Sorry, I don't know how to do a direct link
Dave

I finally sat down long enough to look for a possible ID. It seems it might be Loricaria simillima. I only have the one pic that I took of the fish before seeing the eggs and then the eggs became the first priority! There are three large specimens that are in a 55g full of fancy goldfish at an out o...

I have a clutch of eggs that I brought home today from this fish. You can see some eggs if you look close. There are 6 hatched fry (6hrs since I've been home) I think I've set them up as good as possible, but any comments would be welcome. <IMG SRC="http://eheim-uk.com/albums2/Dave/40_G.sized.j...

Maybe <I>Parancistrus aurantiacus</I>

One I heard from a wholesaler was they could even be found in ponds/streams with lots of road/parking lot run-off, hence oil cats!!!?? He said they were a very common fish. My thoughts at the time were if they were so common why were they so expensive! Maybe Shane will have a thought.

Rex Karr wrote:And why is it ok to write cichlidae? Somebody really needs to explain this.

WHY?!

Jools?