Thanks for the I.D, I'll try to get some better shots after they've settled down.

The second fish

Picked up two of these today, supplier mentioned they were from Thailand, but nothing more specific. The rows of spots might suggest they are from the Clarias nieuhofii species complex? One of the fish seems vaguely more elongate compared to the other when scrutinised by my untrained eye. They are ...

Great series of pics, thanks for sharing.

IMO, the snakeheads don't quite look like asiatica...

I wish you a safe trip. Green with envy as well, I've never seen a live Indian yarelli in the flesh before.

Many thanks Dr. HH. Would these photos be useful to the Cat-e-log?

Also another Tachysurus, this one is likely not from Japan

Got these two from a LFS in Japan, it's possible they could be local Both at about 5 inches, my guess is Liobagrus reini and Tachysurus aurantiacus/tokiensis? All opinions welcome, thanks in advance.

Got a couple of these recently, can't tell what they are but probably not Hara jerdoni?

Can't wait to see the tank. I've had an empty river style tank in case I ever have the fortune of seeing a footlong Glypto.

Very interesting, hopefully there will be a revision soon.

They're doing surprisingly well here so far despite the high temps. Feeding and fairly active as well. Not sure how it'll be in the long run though.

All great collections, I might have had a decent collection too if books like these were more available in my local bookstores. Just curious, do most of you purchase these books in stores or online?

A fish I always wanted to keep , perhaps a river style with one way flow would be more comfortable for them.

Currently only is listed under Singapore waters. Is it possible to add , , and to the list? These few are also present and native. Thanks

Thanks , do you know if the their range includes Thailand?

Apparently from Thailand. TIA.

Looks like I will need to get a better pic then. Thanks guys.

Depends where the fish is from really. I've seen yarelli of varied sizes maintained at 27 ish deg Celsius gor months and look fine.( we usually get Thai fish here)

Probably the same fish. Pic courtesy of Qian Hu fish farm.

I don't have a better pic , but I would probably know a leeri if I saw one. Perhaps the angle makes it look like one.

Presuming it is a Ompok what would be a close guess ? I will try to get another pic of the fish from the shop/farms commercial post.

Another one here , has a more defined pattern than the others.

Thanks for the confirmation HH , hopefully it's not too aggressive.

Came in as the above , it's around 5-6 inches , I was thinking perhaps Hemibagrus olyroides?

Just like to confirm the ID of this interesting fish. Have been sort of collecting Silurids lately , thanks in advance.

Thanks , will try to take a few more shots of it after it's more settled.

Picked up one today as well , any guesses for the I.D ? It has since developed a slight mottled pattern upon settling down as well as a more yellowish colour.

Please collect some Parakysis longirostris and Silurichthys hasseltii and post 'em here. :YMPRAY: They are illegal to collect because of their status???? Almost all our native freshwater catfish are restricted to the forest streams located in the nature reserve. We have Clarias batrachus ...

Can't really (legally) collect many native fw fishes in Singapore, quite jealous of all the collecting trips you go on, great pics and can't wait for the next one.

Got this fish recently , a shipment of '' Wallago leeri '' from Thailand turned out to these Ompok instead. Should be the more common Ompok siluroides but this got me wondering ont the distribution for O.siluroides , do they only occur in Java , Indonesia ? Thanks in advance. [Mod edit: Add clog ...