Can anyone help id :)

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redfan
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Can anyone help id :)

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Hi, Been a while since I posted as all but got rid of all my tanks due to ill health. However I have managed to get a 2.5ft tank with hood (no working light) for £10 and have added a spare filter and heater I had .. so bargain :)

Anyway, whilst at my pets at home looking for some fish I was pointed to these (they know I like my catfish) and as they don't code them I actually got them free. The chap in the stopre believes them to be chocolate catfish but can someone help with this?

I appreciate the pic is not great but they look a lot more like humbug catfish to me?

Either for free I'm happy as they are very nice fish :)
Cheers
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They are what you think they are.

Platydoras armatulus
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Silurus wrote:They are what you think they are.

Platydoras armatulus
Thanks and in that case even better as they sell for between £7 - £10 each so free is great. Good old Pets at Home, good sometimes :)
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