I'll return it to the shop then as I cant get a constant supply of bloodworms, and as it hitched its way in and I didnt buy it I dont want to go to the trouble of trying to culture my own blood worm. Interesting little fish though and was nice to have it for a while :) I'll pass on the info to the ...

T nemurus was the name given by the LFS guy who pulled it from the Burgees Atlas of freshwater and marine catfish :) It is indeed listed as such in the atlas photo section but that's a mistake. If you looked at the checklist on p325, it's not mentioned. This is almost certainly the Amazon (as ...

As I'm unable to see the difference(-s) between T. brevis and T. venezuelae, I prefer to think this is T. brevis. Kept these on two separate occasions as individual and both times found them as bycatch in a shipment of Corydoras pygmaeus. Both brevis did well for some time and then suddenly simply ...

Silurus wrote:FWIW, there is no such name as Tridensimilis nemurus.

There are only two species known, of which one (T. venezuelae) is very unlikely to be encountered in the trade.

T nemurus was the name given by the LFS guy who pulled it from the Burgees Atlas of freshwater and marine catfish

Can someone correctly ID this for me please, I'm not sure if it is T brevis or not thanks



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