Id pls

[rahel]

I don't understand what you mean with these +1, Rahel.

Anyway, The photos you showed are of TSN - tiger shovelnose catfish. Those that said this was a hybrid are clearly wrong. TSN is a big fish. RTC is bigger in both length and weight. Please acquaint yourself with the Pimelodidae family of fishes: click on each name and see the datasheet and photos:

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/family.php?family_id=15

Here is RTC: http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=305

Have you read the stickies?

Sig means signature: Greenbud has a nice thread on his RTCs linked in his signature.

Got it... +1 means I agree with what u said


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[thebiggerthebetter]

One after the other, you agreed with two opposing statements trying to ID the fish you posted. Looks like you didn't and still don't realize it... but I may be wrong. Anyhow, that's why I suggested to learn about Pimelodidae family.

 

[rahel]

One after the other, you agreed with two opposing statements trying to ID the fish you posted. Looks like you didn't and still don't realize it... but I may be wrong. Anyhow, that's why I suggested to learn about Pimelodidae family.

No dude I understood what u said and those links were useful,thank you much


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[ecoli73]

I think in India you should be able to have them in a pond outside without heat...how cold does it get where you live?

 

[rahel]

I think in India you should be able to have them in a pond outside without heat...how cold does it get where you live?

I mean the room temperature gets very cold maybe because of the ac rest the temperature outside is quite warm


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