Is the in the Cat-eLog correctly I.D.'d? I think in a previous thread Silurus said they don't have spots, but the fish in these pics are spotted.
I got a syno the other day, sold as filamentosus. It does have a short dorsal filament, but I think it's actually , because it is covered in small dark speckles.
BTW does anybody know how big the two species get to be?
S. filamentosus query
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S. filamentosus query
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The I.D. of S. filamentosus in the Cat-elog is correct. I have owned the fish on two occasions over the years. I recently lost my only specimen, about four inches in length with a small extension. I am not sure about maximum size, the largest fish I owned was about six inches in length as I remember but that was over 10 years ago.
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