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Or probably this one:

Clues: see above, except:

Shiny = galaxias (twinkle, twinkle little stars)

Marc van Arc wrote:

Leporacanthicus heterodon

Shiny beast: golden vampire pl*co
Leporis = rabbit
Likes a little (Captain) Beefheart now and again

Well done!
That's twice in a row I've been out for a duck...Memo to self: No more musical references.

Your turn!
Martin

The musical references are great; don't abandon them!!

I've found out how to paste the list into a post, yet I can't edit the list which makes pasting a silly thing. Anyone pls fill me in with a "how to edit"

Next fish:

1) People think I look like a mammal
2) Even my species name refers to a female mammal

Cetopsis whale-like, sandrae Sandra J. Raredon

Marc:

I've found out how to paste the list into a post, yet I can't edit the list which makes pasting a silly thing. Anyone pls fill me in with a "how to edit"

Sorry, you can't edit it.. I had to stick it on my own website so we wouldn't use up a whole page each time the list was posted. Couldn't think of a better idea but I'm open to any if. If it's ever behind it's usually only by one fish and only a few hours. I put the pasting code at the bottom of the list. You guys will just have to wait for the Iron Madtom to wake from her beauty sleep, 'cos you don't wanna see me after an ugly sleep

Torbanite:

.Memo to self: No more musical references.

I didn't even know that WAS a musical reference anything from Iron Maiden after or Bach and before is good for me - those in between bits are iffy!
I think you might have this one!

torbanite wrote:

Cetopsis sandrae

Cetopsis whale-like, sandrae Sandra J. Raredon

Strike

I'll abandon the mammal references from now on

Dave Rinaldo wrote:

Brachyplatystoma tigrinum

Nice try, Dave, thanks. Hope to see you here again. This game should not become an "incrowd" thing!

Dave Rinaldo wrote:Brachyplatystoma tigrinum


Marc:

Nice try, Dave, thanks. Hope to see you here again. This game should not become an "incrowd" thing!

Marc van Arc wrote:

torbanite wrote:

Cetopsis sandrae

Cetopsis whale-like, sandrae Sandra J. Raredon

Strike

I'll abandon the mammal references from now on

Sorry for the delay..
Someone seems to have dug up my ISP's "Inter-tubes" connection & I may be out of comms for the rest of the day..

Anyone else want to set the next one. (Between Marc & Jools, my puzzles don't survive long anyway

Martin

OK, I will set it, give me a minute to think...

Jools

OK, here goes:

This is loose antennae is most commonly made from duck liver.

Jools

Foie gras = fat = grease fish

Don't you love how cool German is? Look:
Gefleckter Silberantennenwels means “spotted silver-coloured antennae catfish"

My first guess:


or maybe
Eek, already had that one! nevermind....

Liver catfish?

Here's another shot:



Pimele = fat
Commonly = most common Pimelodus species
Loose antennae = long barbels that act as if unrestraint

Marc van Arc wrote:

Rhizosomichthys totae

Foie gras = fat = grease fish

No, but you are in the right, culinary, area.

Jools

L number Banana wrote:Don't you love how cool German is? Look:
Gefleckter Silberantennenwels means “spotted silver-coloured antennae catfish"

My first guess:

Leiarius longibarbis

or maybe

Calophysus macropterus

Eek, already had that one! nevermind....

Yup, you've got the right antennae but not the genus or species.

Jools

Marc van Arc wrote:Here's another shot:

Pimelodus pictus

Pimele = fat
Commonly = most common Pimelodus species
Loose antennae = long barbels that act as if unrestraint

All inaccurate, but all quite close. Think wider with "loose antennae" you devils!

Jools

Jools wrote:No, but you are in the right, culinary, area.

If so, I bet it's about a cross/hybrid and I think it must be , made of Phractocephalus and Pangasius. What other use for this one than for food?

Marc van Arc wrote:

Jools wrote:No, but you are in the right, culinary, area.

If so, I bet it's about a cross/hybrid and I think it must be

Phractocephalus sp_hybrid(3)

, made of Phractocephalus and Pangasius. What other use for this one than for food?

Sorry, it's not about food fish. That clue was around another food often made from duck liver for example but you can make it from many other things - it's nice on toast.

Jools

Jools wrote: All inaccurate, but all quite close. Think wider with "loose antennae" you devils!

devils.. The Goonch?

Not sure I'd want to eat it on toast though..

torbanite wrote:

Jools wrote: All inaccurate, but all quite close. Think wider with "loose antennae" you devils!

devils.. The Goonch?

Bagarius yarrelli

Not sure I'd want to eat it on toast though..

Nope, the "devil" clue applies to the first name, as does the very first clue, "loose" and also the "antennae" clue applies to the second part of the first name. The other clue, which is to the species name, is a food that can be eaten on toast.

Jools

Argh! That must be it! I got the hint - wrong genus,wrong species - so I've been looking through the pim family list for ages but I thought "you devils" was just a Joolism
Maybe a clue should have been "revolting on toast" Coming from a country that eats whale and seals, I should shut up...

Coming from a country that eats whale and seals

I do not know about you but I have yet to try either one...but have you ever had prairie oysters...

Birger

I do not know about you but I have yet to try either one...but have you ever had prairie oysters...

Haven't tried the whale or seal and when I found out what prairie oysters were, I know I'll never try them either. Grade A Alberta beef for me but not the, um, personal, grade A bits I'd rather try Pate or even hagus...

Back to the fish...
Marc guessed:

L number Banana wrote:Back to the fish...
Marc guessed:

Luciopimelodus pati

No guess.... this time
I already have a new riddle, but will wait for Jools' approval.

Etymology part of data sheet should be completed btw. The current text only refers to the species name.

Haggis tastes quite good; just try to forget what's in it

No guess.... this time
I already have a new riddle, but will wait for Jools' approval.

Etymology part of data sheet should be completed btw. The current text only refers to the species name.

Agreed and can't wait - good clues result when you can stew on a fish for a while. Still hungry apparently...fish + stew.

I'll try the Haggis if you'll try the Prairie oysters. Especially now that I know how to spell haggis correctly thank you.