Recognize this Catfish?

[Oddball]

With the stethoscope, you can hear sounds as soft as small clown loaches unsheathing their horns and small male gobies rumbling out their territorial and mating grunts.

 

[Chicxulub]

AWESOME video!

With the stethoscope, you can hear sounds as soft as small clown loaches unsheathing their horns and small male gobies rumbling out their territorial and mating grunts.

Phil that's fascinating. I'd like to try that some day.

 

[koltsixx]

AWESOME video!




Phil that's fascinating. I'd like to try that some day.

Thanks for the compliment sir, thought some might like to see these guys as they're so rarely available.

With the stethoscope, you can hear sounds as soft as small clown loaches unsheathing their horns and small male gobies rumbling out their territorial and mating grunts.

Wow, seriously that would be cool and extremely fascinating, it'd be cool to be able to hear the Trachy's spines locking and headbutting. They've got some serious head armor under the skin and that's the primary way they dispute territory between each other the grunting and headbutting and perhaps trying to stick each other with their gill spines which they flare during headbutts. I can only imagine what those domes crashing together would sound like through the stethoscope.

Be cool if it was like this......

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