Catfish ID

[rmkblades]

Sold as torito, but maybe Ageneiosus vittatus?

 

[Fallen_Leaves16]

Sold as torito, but maybe Ageneiosus vittatus?

Do you happen to have any images?

 

[rmkblades]

 

[wednesday13]

IMO, def. Not Ageneiosus sp. Its some type of Trachy/woodcat for sure.

 

[rmkblades]

Maybe Trachelyichthys exilis?

 

[Fishman Dave]

Trachelyopterus galeatus

 

[rmkblades]

Trachelyopterus galeatus

I'll take some more pictures, but IMO, it resembles this guy... https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/species.php?species_id=372

 

[Fishman Dave]

How big are they currently?
Note that
Trachelyichthys do not have an adipose fin, yours do!
Trachelyopterus but I could be changed on galeatus, with a good argument.

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

Agree with Dave and Russ. To my eye this is one of the most common larger woodcats in the trade - Colombian wood catfish aka T. galeatus.

 

[rmkblades]

How big are they currently?
Note that
Trachelyichthys do not have an adipose fin, yours do!
Trachelyopterus but I could be changed on galeatus, with a good argument.

Pretty small... 4 inches