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thanks. i couldnt get them to post

That looks like an awesome experience.....

JS

Did you collect the Loricaria in the Rio Tacuarembó? I saw very similar ones there

Wow, that looks like an awesome trip!

Bas Pels wrote:Did you collect the Loricaria in the Rio Tacuarembó? I saw very similar ones there

Hi Bas, im not sure exactly, but i think you are correct.
I would have to ask Felipe, i remember the spot, i just don't recall the name.

Wow very nice indeed and what an experience cheers jk

Do you have ID's on these? Otherwise we should be putting names to them if possible.

I really like the

Birger

So do I...

Hi

i just don't recall the name

This is not a Loricaria, it is Loricariichthys anus.

Cheers
Raph

Hi,

I´d say:
Loricariichthys anus, Batrochoglanis raninus, Corydoras paleatus, Pimelodus sp. Hypostomus sp.

To me the fish on the second pic looks like a woodcat.

I think the second picture shows a Microglanis species

That was my first thought but the dorsal fin did me think it could be a woodcat.


could be a match.

I do believe the picture in M. cottoides is a match, but I also think there is a post about that picture being "not M. cottoides" somewhere - something about the distribution being way out, or some such.

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Mats

That's an awesome catfish in Uruguay.. I am planning to go there to catch some because I have learned that there were a lot of wonderful catfishes there...Thanks for sharing that pics..

Ill be going back in December.
let me know if you want to go to catch and bring back catfish, cichlids and tetras.
that for many places in the country don't require a heater inside.
save alot of energy!

lodging,permits, food are about 1500-2000 depending how many go.
flights out of LAX are running 900-1300 depending on airlines.

certain fish you bring back can pay for most of your trip.
celidochilus pikes, and hoplias can sell for over $100 each!

whats the last fish??

i believe it to be an undescribed Hemiancitstrus species.

that would be nice.
you still got this fish?

yep, got 13 of them!

This is an amazing trip! What's the second fish?

Thanks for sharing OP, beautiful work