TSN ID Chart- Pseudoplatystoma

[BlackShark11k]

Wow, thanks for finding that bro, provides much needed insight on the genus...

 

[jerzyperson]

did i get it?

 

[Scorponok]

did i get it?

I think they are,

P. puncitfer
P. tigrinum
P. corruscans

 

[Scorponok]

P. Fasciatum?

I agree.

 

[SpeshulEd]

woohoo! I read the descriptions and stared at the photos for about 30 minutes.

 

[jerzyperson]

I think they are,

P. puncitfer
P. tigrinum
P. corruscans

i was close enough.

 

[BlackShark11k]

Ok, here is the first ID test for you TSN and catfish lovers. Which are these three?

Middle's a P. reticulatum, left is P. corruscans. Not sure on the other.

 

[I<3fish]

I think they are,

P. puncitfer
P. tigrinum
P. corruscans

Naw,
P. orinocoense
P. tigrinum
P. corruscans (probably an undescribed species actually, look at the caudal fin for lack of spotting and body for lack of spotting as well.)

 

[jerzyperson]

Naw,
P. orinocoense
P. tigrinum
P. corruscans (probably an undescribed species actually, look at the caudal fin for lack of spotting and body for lack of spotting as well.)

i was looking at that as well. but all the fins are laid flat and all the color has gone. i was looking at the pattern which the patterns matched with my choices.

 

[I<3fish]

i was looking at that as well. but all the fins are laid flat and all the color has gone. i was looking at the pattern which the patterns matched with my choices.

Yeah, but the spots are not lost with death, as visible with the other two species also on the table.