All posts regarding the care and breeding of catfishes from Asia.
Richard B
Posts: 6952 Joined: 11 Aug 2006, 13:19 I've donated : $20.00! My articles : 9 My images : 11 My cats species list: 37 (i:0, k:0) My aquaria list: 4 (i:0) My BLogs : 2 (i:0, p:29) Spotted : 10
Location 1: on the sofa, or maybe at work?
Location 2: Warwickshire: UK
Interests: Tanganyika Catfish, African catfish, Non-loricariid sucker-catfish. Running, drinking, eating, sci-fi, stapelids
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by Richard B » 09 May 2011, 13:20
I picked up a Glyptothorax on Saturday & is in quarantine at the moment. (There was only one
)
I tentatively think it might be
- does anyone think this is a possibility? (I'm hoping HH will chip in). It is approx 85mm TL
When i find my little camera i'll get a pic as it is in a 16x8x8 at the moment so easy-ish to see
Lou: Every young man's fantasy is to have a three-way.
Jacob: Yeah not with another fu**!ng guy!
Lou: It's still a three-way!
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MatsP
Posts: 21038 Joined: 06 Oct 2004, 13:58 My articles : 4 My images : 28 My cats species list: 117 (i:33, k:0) My aquaria list: 10 (i:8) My BLogs : 4 (i:0, p:164) Spotted : 187
Location 1: North of Cambridge
Location 2: England.
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by MatsP » 09 May 2011, 13:28
Sounds like a nice find. I've updated the distribution according to the CoF distribution. And I'm pretty sure that fish from that region does come into the trade from time to time - for example through Thailand (what's'is-name that talked about catfish and loaches on the CSG conference two years back).
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Mats
Richard B
Posts: 6952 Joined: 11 Aug 2006, 13:19 I've donated : $20.00! My articles : 9 My images : 11 My cats species list: 37 (i:0, k:0) My aquaria list: 4 (i:0) My BLogs : 2 (i:0, p:29) Spotted : 10
Location 1: on the sofa, or maybe at work?
Location 2: Warwickshire: UK
Interests: Tanganyika Catfish, African catfish, Non-loricariid sucker-catfish. Running, drinking, eating, sci-fi, stapelids
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by Richard B » 09 May 2011, 13:48
MatsP wrote: (what's'is-name that talked about catfish and loaches on the CSG conference two years back).
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Mats
Kamphol
Lou: Every young man's fantasy is to have a three-way.
Jacob: Yeah not with another fu**!ng guy!
Lou: It's still a three-way!
Hot Tub Time Machine: 2010
Richard B
Posts: 6952 Joined: 11 Aug 2006, 13:19 I've donated : $20.00! My articles : 9 My images : 11 My cats species list: 37 (i:0, k:0) My aquaria list: 4 (i:0) My BLogs : 2 (i:0, p:29) Spotted : 10
Location 1: on the sofa, or maybe at work?
Location 2: Warwickshire: UK
Interests: Tanganyika Catfish, African catfish, Non-loricariid sucker-catfish. Running, drinking, eating, sci-fi, stapelids
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by Richard B » 10 May 2011, 12:57
Silurus wrote: I might be able to tell you what it is if you can provide me a photo of the thoracic adhesive apparatus.
As always, thanks HH - i'll see what i can do...
Lou: Every young man's fantasy is to have a three-way.
Jacob: Yeah not with another fu**!ng guy!
Lou: It's still a three-way!
Hot Tub Time Machine: 2010
Richard B
Posts: 6952 Joined: 11 Aug 2006, 13:19 I've donated : $20.00! My articles : 9 My images : 11 My cats species list: 37 (i:0, k:0) My aquaria list: 4 (i:0) My BLogs : 2 (i:0, p:29) Spotted : 10
Location 1: on the sofa, or maybe at work?
Location 2: Warwickshire: UK
Interests: Tanganyika Catfish, African catfish, Non-loricariid sucker-catfish. Running, drinking, eating, sci-fi, stapelids
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by Richard B » 15 May 2011, 09:08
I've got a couple (of probably poor quality pics ) on my old digital cam but can't find the lead for the PC
The fish appears to missing a left eye but feeds well on all sorts of foods
Lou: Every young man's fantasy is to have a three-way.
Jacob: Yeah not with another fu**!ng guy!
Lou: It's still a three-way!
Hot Tub Time Machine: 2010