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I was just looking on amazon, and found these and thought they might appeal to some.
I found some catfish related photo prints but was disappointed with the IDs, especially the Tatia sp. that is actually
Is this one of a pimelod? I quite like it myself...
Martin

Martin S wrote:Is this one of a pimelod? I quite like it myself...
Martin

Definitely a pimelodid, probably or something similar.
Wrt the keyrings: guess which one I like? Probably the same as you do

Marc van Arc wrote:Definitely a pimelodid, probably

Pimelodus maculatus

or something similar.

Yes, maybe. Might treat myself as am always looking for fish pictures and this is the first one I've seen I like enough to consider buying...

Marc van Arc wrote:Wrt the keyrings: guess which one I like? Probably the same as you do

Oh, I don't know...maybe this one?
Martin

I think the fish in the photograph is Pimelodus pantaneiro.

Silurus wrote:I think the fish in the photograph is Pimelodus pantaneiro.

Cool - thanks HH (and a happy new year to you).
Martin

Some of those prints are truly hideous - like the dried out redtail. Mmmm... must get one of those!

RickE wrote:Some of those prints are truly hideous - like the dried out redtail. Mmmm... must get one of those!

Yes, I can't understand why anyone would want a photo of a dried fish over one of it in it's natural environment - tough choice....NOT!

Martin S wrote:

RickE wrote:Some of those prints are truly hideous - like the dried out redtail. Mmmm... must get one of those!

Yes, I can't understand why anyone would want a photo of a dried fish over one of it in it's natural environment - tough choice....NOT!

The world is full of strange individuals! One mans meat.....