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misspelled Phraetobius in the Cat-eLog.
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OK, I've fixed it.

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The fish remains in the Pimelodiae for now, but can anyone confirm this is correct given the split in that family (I have a feeling it should be in the Heptapteridae now?).

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The ACSI website lists it in the Heptapteridae.
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Ah, OK, didn't think of checking there. Will move it.

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Does anybody know how of any unique morphological adaptations of the Phreatobius sp. (Land Catfish) that make it possible for him to live in the leaf-litter?
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Cutaneous respiration, methinks.
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