Hundreds of baby cats need help
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that was my first thought too josh with the tail fin, but they aint gots no spots.
post more pics of the tail fin and body shots so we can try and ID them for you
post more pics of the tail fin and body shots so we can try and ID them for you
They are white bullheads ameiurus catus the fork is not deep enough to be a channel cat and it has white barbels here are some new pics
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there are many juvenile channels that dont have any spots. His location is FL so that already elimates anything with a forked tail but channel cats. Bullheads and madtoms have rounded tail fins.
Correction: I do believe them to be white cats... to the post above, there are no white bullheads. These are simply called white catfish. They are also not as common as some of the other types of cats. I would leave them there if there is any way that they can escape.
Correction: I do believe them to be white cats... to the post above, there are no white bullheads. These are simply called white catfish. They are also not as common as some of the other types of cats. I would leave them there if there is any way that they can escape.
white catfish i might agree with. we dont have them around here, i think i might of caught one once, thought it was a channel/bullhead hybrid.
I caught them in there death trap and let them go in the river that the spring usually flows into
they only have 22 rays on it anal fin which means white catfish check planetcatfish that's what it is
