ID this Asian catfish
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ID this Asian catfish
Probably fm India. I have no clue of the ID. 3.5in SL.
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Re: ID this Asian catfish
That is a heptapterid.
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Re: ID this Asian catfish
I used to have fishes rather similar. Bought as Pimelodella, but later two of the group grew out to 25 cm, which is a bit large for Pimelodella - but perhaps, that was just my bad luck.
These two were rather shy, and oneday one of them died. However being shy, and Heptapterids apparently decay very fast, I did not notice that, and the end was I lost almost all fish in that tank (being 290 * 80 cm footprint, it was quite a nice collection).
Enjoy them, but do take notice of their health.
These two were rather shy, and oneday one of them died. However being shy, and Heptapterids apparently decay very fast, I did not notice that, and the end was I lost almost all fish in that tank (being 290 * 80 cm footprint, it was quite a nice collection).
Enjoy them, but do take notice of their health.
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Re: ID this Asian catfish
Thanks, guys.
Really surprise me to get them fm an importer that doesnt really deal with SA fishes. Plus, I got them for under USD6 ea.
Really surprise me to get them fm an importer that doesnt really deal with SA fishes. Plus, I got them for under USD6 ea.
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Re: ID this Asian catfish
I used to keep several of these or very similar fish. Pimelodella is such a large genus and so many look close. The bigger upper caudal lobe indicates a male, if I recall correctly.
this is helpful: http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... imelodella
and yours from 2012 viewtopic.php?f=13&t=34924&hilit=pimelodella
this is helpful: http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... imelodella
and yours from 2012 viewtopic.php?f=13&t=34924&hilit=pimelodella
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Thanks for the link and info, Viktor.
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Re: ID this Asian catfish
Pimelodella gracilis ?
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