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It looks like a notatus but it was well over the size PC has it listed as.
 
It looks like a notatus but it was well over the size PC has it listed as.

?? It is listed as 10" SL, which is about 12" TL, right what you quoted. Am I missing something? http://www.planetcatfish.com/common/species.php?species_id=97

My notatus was 12" when I lost him.

I am dubious it is a hybrid, although I did mention it as a second choice. To me it looks like notatus.

Planet Catfish Cat-elog in its entirety including the sizes is one of the best things and a humungous, invaluable privilege we happen to have at our disposal. It does not consider any anecdotal data but only rigorous scientific data and info, including sizes.
 
?? It is listed as 10" SL, which is about 12" TL, right what you quoted. Am I missing something? http://www.planetcatfish.com/common/species.php?species_id=97

My notatus was 12" when I lost him.

I am dubious it is a hybrid, although I did mention it as a second choice. To me it looks like notatus.

Planet Catfish Cat-elog in its entirety including the sizes is one of the best things and a humungous, invaluable privilege we happen to have at our disposal. It does not consider any anecdotal data but only rigorous scientific data and info, including sizes.

Oh yeah, forgot to factor in sl and TL. Size makes sense now. It's a beautiful fish regardless of what it is, wish it was for sale :)
 
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