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Hi Erwin and everyone!

Last saturday I etend "Guardians of Catfish" meeting. (it's a Scandinavian ass.)
Now, I bought a bunch of L's and Corydoras to my empty 720-tank... I have a questnion about one of my new... Its about the TSN - is it a Sorubim lima, a Morodontotus tigrinus, a Pseudoplatystoma fasciatum or maybe a Pseudoplatystoma tigrinum I ad a pic so you can see. The fish is around 14-15cm (6-7inch)... What do you think?
This is what I couldnt resist on the show (totaly 18 plastiv bags... )

• 10st. C. delphax breed in Sweden.(bis)
• 6st C. melini (bis)
• 2st.L-18
• 1st.L-27
• 1st. L-102
• 3st. L-114
• 7st. L-270 (aprox 3cm. - verry qute!)
• 3st. Rineloricaria fallax
• 2st. Rineloricaria parva
• 3st. Shovel nose

Looks like a P. tigrinum to me, though I could be wrong. It's definitely one of the Tiger Shovelnoses.

If it's in with the Bleeding hearts (as you seem to imply) they are living on borrowed time.

Chrysichthys wrote:If it's in with the Bleeding hearts (as you seem to imply) they are living on borrowed time.

The bleeding hearts are adult and tsn just around 7" (13cm.)

A 7" TSN might still be tempted by a 3" fish. They feed sort of like a boa constrictor.