Catfish Need ID

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robby1619
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Catfish Need ID

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Can somebody ID this catfish please.
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Acid John
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Leiarius pictus maybe.
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Definitely a
Leiarius
, and probably the L. pictus as suggested.

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Acid John wrote:Leiarius pictus maybe.

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