tiger shovelnose

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sand506
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was wondering if any of you know more info on pseudoplatystoma tigrinum, i have both the pseudoplatystoma fasciatum and the tigrinum, every site i find though gives you info on the fasciatum. i know them as tiger shovelnose catfish and tiger shovelnose

i know the fasciatum can get around 50" or so was wondering on the tigrinum though
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Post by Silurus »

Checked the Cat-eLog?
Pseudoplatystoma tigrinum reaches about the same size as P. fasciatum.
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it still shows a picture of what i thought was the fasciatum wich is the one with more of a tiger pattern than the mostly black one with a horizontal stripe in with the same pics
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Post by Silurus »

You're right. The Cat-eLog has had the two species mixed up....the pictures labelled as P. fasciatum are actually P. tigrinum and vice versa.
The Cat-eLog entry for P. fasciatum is here.
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