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Jools

bingo!

I was too lazy to make it hard

Cool, Previously Listed Catfish.

Time to venture forth and give Margaret Thatcher a piece of mind - I have never been exported out of South America alive and I am the rarest in all my genus. I am not in the cat-elog but I will be added once I've been guessed.

Jools

Jools wrote:I am not in the cat-elog but I will be added once I've been guessed.

That is EXTREMELY unfair!

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Mats

I am not in the cat-elog but I will be added once I've been guessed.

Wow, we're all taking an enforced summer vacation.

MatsP wrote:

Jools wrote:I am not in the cat-elog but I will be added once I've been guessed.

That is EXTREMELY unfair!

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Mats

Statistically, there are fewer catfishes not in the cat-elog than in it...

Jools

Glyptothorax ketambe?
On PC but not in the Cat-eLog?

Oops, that's Sumatra!

Try this one: Trichomycterus hualco- argentina

I think it's Thatchella ironladia - even if that isn't really the right answer, it sort of matches ;)
http://holditupforridicule.com/?cat=121

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Mats

L number Banana wrote:Try this one: Trichomycterus hualco- argentina

Right country, wrong family.

Jools

MatsP wrote:I think it's Thatchella ironladia - even if that isn't really the right answer, it sort of matches ;)
http://holditupforridicule.com/?cat=121

The specific epithet is on the right track.

Jools

OK.. Surreality time..

The USS Catfish (SS339), 1944

It fits.. (Honest!)

Boat was sold to Argentina, renamed ARA Santa Fe (S-21). 1971

Fe = Iron,
Ships are female => "iron lady"
Never exported alive from S.America: Was captured & destroyed by Royal Navy, S. Georgia, 1982.

Can't wait to see the Cat-e-log entry for this one..

This maiden isn't iron, rather stone.

Jools

Jools wrote:This maiden isn't iron, rather stone.

Tertiary period stone?

I have said enough to reveal it!

Jools

Wild guess: Bergiaria platana. Looks like the blue pimelodids you have? Btw: you tell them you didn't tell me if this is correct

Corydoras revelatus ?

torbanite wrote:Corydoras revelatus ?

Clever! Hope it's correct

torbanite wrote:Corydoras revelatus ?

Correct!

Time to venture forth

- In reference to the fourth album by

and give Margaret Thatcher a piece of mind

- Iron Maiden which is called Piece of Mind and the second track is called Revelations.

I have never been exported out of South America alive

- It's a fossil..

and I am the rarest in all my genus. I am not in the cat-elog but I will be added once I've been guessed.

- So I will add along with Synodontis xiphias...

Jools

Marc van Arc wrote:Wild guess: Bergiaria platana. Looks like the blue pimelodids you have?

Nope, I have no idea about the pims, Bergiaria platana has a triangular adipose, my mystery pims do not.



Jools

Doh!..Iron Maiden.. I didn't make that connection.

Previously Listed Catfish

Nigel Tufnel might say of the new fish:
"It's like, how much more black could this be? and the answer is none. None more black."

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- Iron Maiden which is called Piece of Mind and the second track is called Revelations.

Iron Madtom did not clue into Jools using her favourite band or even gave credit for knowing that much about Iron Maiden. Jools has serious brownie points and Iron Madtom should be shamed..I still have every speck of Maiden stuff including the 45 of them when they played our tiny 2500 seat arena.....

Okay, onto the fish!



Spiny Monster Pleco?

Midnight cat? ?

Jools

PS Don't get me started on the 'tap quotes!

L number Banana wrote:

Pseudacanthicus spinosus

Spiny Monster pl*co?

It's a beauty, but it is not the fish.

Jools wrote:Midnight cat?

Auchenipterichthys coracoideus

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Good idea, but not that one either.

ii) Big wheels keep on turning, Carry me home to see my kin ..
iii) A song with an English lyric, from a German opera, performed variously by Lotte Lenya, Jim Morrison & David Bowie.

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Jools

Black madtom from Alabama

Marc van Arc wrote:

Noturus funebris

Black madtom from Alabama

You got it Marc

Black fish, funereal name. (If there's one "more black" I haven't seen it).
"Sweet Home Alabama", Lynyrd Skynyrd, "Alabama-Song" Bertolt Brecht/Kurt Weill.

Next!

Neil Young also had a song called Alabama (Harvest album).

Anyway, despite all the lovely musical clues we'll return to animals.

1) That's odd, I've got 2 common names. One refers to an insect and the other to a whale. How can I be tiny and huge at the same time?

sidguppy wrote:

Lampiella cf_gibbosa

You didn't even wait for my second clue!

2) this is my common name in Mandarin Chinese: 駝背篩耳鯰

However, the answer is correct

First hint: As far as Taxonomics go, I'm the one flying the Millenium Falcon