Would be interesting to know if these are banned in us as they also don’t fall under clariidae and have their own family. May be why they are sometimes seen??
Just a short clip of my Heteropneustes fossilis!
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I believe only some of the states still have restrictions on them, I think there was some article attempting to put them in the same super family. However as far as I found they technically legal, unless the state’s specific restricted species lists says Heteropneustidae.
