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Fantastic pictures :WHOA: Congrats on breeding these stunning fish.

Looking forward to this thread and checking out peoples perch.

If by stinging catfish you mean Heteropneustes fossilis, then here is a handy caresheet for you. http://www.planetcatfish.com/cotm/cotm.php?article_id=108

Great looking catfish, nice to see something different.

Rhinodoras. :)

Very nice, the ultimate loach :thumbsup:

:) http://www.scotcat.com/factsheets/notoglanidium_macrostoma.htm

Very nice fish and set up :thumbsup:

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Congratulations :thumbsup:

Thank you Biggerthebetter ;)

Sorrry the biggerthebetter, i was going off old taxonomy. To be honest dont really keep up with cats anymore like i used to. Would like to look at HH Ng's revision if you could point me in right direction :thumbsup:

Great looking fish and tank. Good luck with the breeding :thumbsup:

Yes.

Wyckioides - they always have white maxillary barbels, Wyckii do not at this size, and rarely do as a adult :)

Stunning!!

Dont think thats a Rita, looks to be Ariidae, Rita have small eyes. :thumbsup:

Nice collection of cool cats :thumbsup:

Cant really tell from the video, but from what i can see its a Hemisorubim platyrhynchos, here's a link for better pix. http://www.planetcatfish.com/common/species.php?species_id=755

At first glance and probably the most commonly available of the Auchenipteridae i wasw thinking T galeatus, but on closer inspection i'm not to sure the dorsal looks a little too long to me (could be angle of pic) So it could also be Trachyelyopyerus fisheri, but better pix would help.:)