Did you know fantastic help is an anagram of Planet Catfish? This forum is for those of you with pictures of your catfish who are looking for help identifying them. There are many here to help and a firm ID is the first step towards keeping your catfish in the best conditions.
apisto-nut
Posts: 7 Joined: 02 Mar 2006, 00:42
Location 1: ont.canada
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by apisto-nut » 13 Jun 2008, 03:16
Found these at a LFS , are they Hisonotus notatus ?
Or is there another name they go by ?
Richard B
Posts: 6952 Joined: 11 Aug 2006, 13:19 I've donated : $20.00! My articles : 9 My images : 11 My aquaria list: 4 (i:0) My BLogs : 2 (i:0, p:29) Spotted : 10
Location 1: on the sofa, or maybe at work?
Location 2: Warwickshire: UK
Interests: Tanganyika Catfish, African catfish, Non-loricariid sucker-catfish. Running, drinking, eating, sci-fi, stapelids
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by Richard B » 13 Jun 2008, 12:11
Looks like it to me too!
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hotsauce48
Posts: 95 Joined: 17 May 2008, 19:12
Location 1: by the computer
Location 2: B-More
Interests: Fish,guitar,sports
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by hotsauce48 » 16 Jun 2008, 15:33
I agree too but also think it maybe a pitbull pleco if it likes to try and dig a lot, i would put sand in and see if it buurows or digs to determine
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Bas Pels
Posts: 2916 Joined: 21 Dec 2006, 20:35 My images : 1 Spotted : 8
Location 1: the Netherlands
Location 2: Nijmegen the Netherlands
Interests: Central American and Uruguayan fishes
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by Bas Pels » 16 Jun 2008, 19:00
Nothing wrong with adding substrate, but i'm quite convinced the fish is Hisonotus
I'm only a bit jealous. I would like to find them again somewhere nearby
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