Back issues contains many catfish related articles.

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Lalèyè, P., A. Chikou, P. Gnohossou, P. Vandewalle, J.C. Philippart & G. Teugels.
Sutdies on the biology of two species of catfish Synodontis schall and Synodontis nigrita (Ostariophysi: Mochokidae) from the Ouémé River, Bénin. pp. 193-201.

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Geerinckx, T., Brunain, M., Herrel, A., Aerts, P. & D. Adriaens.
A head with a suckermouth : a functional-morphological study of the head of the suckermouth armoured catfish Ancistrus cf. triradiatus (Loricariidae, Siluriformes). pp. 47-66.


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The genera of the Neotropical armored catfish subfamily Loricariinae (Siluriformes: Loricariidae): a practical key and synopsis
RAPHAEL COVAIN & SONIA FISCH-MULLER (Switzerland)

http://www.mapress.com/zootaxa/2007f/zt01462p040.pdf

LDA 103 in aqualog. It is possible now to read the articles online
http://www.aqualog.de/news/web72/LDAgb.pdf

I`d like a copy too

Mona how much did you pay for those? We have had in Finland group of weitzmani waiting customers to buy them for over a year in one LFS. They are wild caught and price is only 60 â?¬ ahead.

Scobiancistrus spp.

I got six of those in last weekend. I´ll post my own pictures in near future.

I think maybe we should set up a sticky in the African section with a good supply of pix of hybrid Syno's; most of those fall into a few characteristics.

I agree with this.

S.nigrita "gold"
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A new species of pimelodid catfish has been described from the deep main channels of the Amazon and its tributaries in South America.

The fish, which has been named Propimelodus caesius by Beatrice Parisi, John Lundberg and Carlos Donascimiento in a paper in the Proceedings of the Academy of ...

You get the price of those Hypancistrus in euros when you ignore last two numbers in pricetag.Some where sold as cheap as 1500â?¬/ piece

Where did you buy those Hassars? Are these available in Stockholm?

My cat is a real PIG...

..and it looks like one too You should see my pair of Pterodoras granulosus after they have had whole banana for meal.

They might be these
http://www.aquariumglaser.de/indexeng.htm

LFS
http://leppavaario.com/
http://www.akvaariokeskus.com/
http://www.pieniakvaariokauppa.fi/
http://www.nl-aqua.com/
http://www.siniriutta.fi/
http://www.akvaariokurki.fi/
Sealife in Helsinki
http://www.sealifehelsinki.fi/
This is in Kotka
http://www.maretarium.fi/mare/index_fi.php

Albino form of Epalzeorhynchus frenatus

To my eyes its snout is too blunt for O.niger if you compare to these pictures.Secondly Oxydoras don`t have apidose fin as the one in matty`s picture.Could it be Centrodoras?
http://www.kolumbus.fi/pekka.sivander/nettisilurus/toukokuu-99/kuvat/mustaokamonni1.jpg
http://www.kolumbus.fi/pekka ...

I thought that too

these came few years ago labelled as " Synodontis budgetti, apple synodontis". I agree that they are from Africa, but what....? Another USO Chrysichthys spp? Unfortunately there is no more pictures.

This could help
http://silurus.acnatsci.org/ACSI/taxa/G ... didae.html

I think first one reminds Leptodoras spp.
Third and fourth picture is Doras spp.

On what basis?

We have had these in Finland for three years now. They are about 20 cm long and i.d. has been very difficult to clear.They arrived as aluminium catfish , C.longipinnis. One specimen has reached 35 cm mark.

Take some pictures.I think we all love to see them.

Cant'be a Parotocinclus. It lacks adipose fin.

oops i did it again