Some kind of Bagrid?

Did you know fantastic help is an anagram of Planet Catfish? This forum is for those of you with pictures of your catfish who are looking for help identifying them. There are many here to help and a firm ID is the first step towards keeping your catfish in the best conditions.
Post Reply
In2Deep
Posts: 1
Joined: 10 Feb 2004, 19:44
Location 1: Denmark

Some kind of Bagrid?

Post by In2Deep »

Hi,

While travelling in Malawi in 1992, I came across a group of kids playing with a catfish on the beach at Nkhata Bay. I'm guessing it is a Bagrid because they are the most common of the larger catfish in the area, but am not sure.

I've scanned the negative at high resolution and blown the fish up. In doing so, I have inevitably lost a little detail, sorry.

Anyone know what it is?


Image
Top
User avatar
Silurus
Posts: 12489
Joined: 31 Dec 2002, 11:35
I've donated: $12.00!
My articles: 55
My images: 914
My catfish: 1
My cats species list: 90 (i:1, k:0)
Spotted: 438
Location 1: Singapore
Location 2: Moderator Emeritus

Post by Silurus »

Bagrus meridionalis. It's the only species of Bagrus known from the lake.
Image
Top
User avatar
scotcat
Posts: 96
Joined: 30 Dec 2002, 21:24
My articles: 2
My images: 19
My catfish: 3
Spotted: 19
Location 1: Dunoon, Scotland, U.K.
Interests: Catfish, Reading, Photography and Catfish
Contact:
Contact scotcat

Post by scotcat »

If you want more info on this bagrid I have a factsheet on the "Kampango" at
http://www.scotcat.com/factsheets/bagru ... onalis.htm

Cheers

AJ
Regards,

Allan.

Log on to the site for all of your catfish needs
at http://www.scotcat.com and also the
premier catfish society at http://www.catfishstudygroup.org
Top
Post Reply

Return to “What is my catfish?”