I have no idea what this fish is.
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I have no idea what this fish is.
I have just bought a catfish and have forgotten the name of it. It is around 5 inches long, is grey and black and has a long tail with a long whispy bit coming off the end of the tail fin. Any ideas. Sorry but I haven't got a picture.
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A royal twig catfish, perhaps?
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uh oh
I feel a tankbuster coming up....
You got yourself a "Royal Pleco" or "Royal Panaque", perhaps??
A baby Panaque
adult Panaque (or subadult, they get even bigger...)
Panaque nigrolineatus (and some very closely related species) get HUGE, as in almost Koi carp size......
I feel a tankbuster coming up....
You got yourself a "Royal Pleco" or "Royal Panaque", perhaps??
A baby Panaque
adult Panaque (or subadult, they get even bigger...)
Panaque nigrolineatus (and some very closely related species) get HUGE, as in almost Koi carp size......
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Hi !
I really doubt it is a Panaque as these lacks the tail filaments he was talking about. It could be a Loricariini but again those are not grey coloured. I was thinking more at some Pims such as Merondototus tigrinus.
Could you give us more information regarding the body shape, whiskers, fins, tooth...
Cheers
Yann
I really doubt it is a Panaque as these lacks the tail filaments he was talking about. It could be a Loricariini but again those are not grey coloured. I was thinking more at some Pims such as Merondototus tigrinus.
Could you give us more information regarding the body shape, whiskers, fins, tooth...
Cheers
Yann
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As Silurus suggested, the Cat-eLog is your best bet. There are many different whiptails out there, some of which are really tough to ID. I have 2 that were both sold as "common whiptail" but niether anre anything alike. Here are some pics of one of mine. http://www.corydorasworld.com/planetcat ... ry/album09
Hope this helps,
Hope this helps,