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Catfish
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Zamora Wood Catfish tend to be timid and nocturnal by nature. It is a worthwhile addition despite its elusive habits. The small catfish has a dark body and striking
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This Talking Catfish, also known as Hancock's Catfish is a member of the Doradidae family. This family contains many catfish that have the ability to talk by rubbing spines
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This large catfish is orange to red in color. While it has been known to grow to 2 feet in the wild, it will most likely top out at
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The Speckled Yellow Synodontis has a yellow to tan base body color and is covered with irregular darker brown spots. As with all Synodontis, the pectoral and dorsal fins
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The Striped Raphael Catfish is an attractive catfish, having a black body and horizontal, creamy stripes. A stripe passes from the middle of the tail forward on each side
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The Polka Dot Synodontis is dark in color with white spots. Color can change based on various things, such as mood, age, and health. Synodontis catfish typically require water
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Microsynodontis batesii, commonly referred to as Bate's Dwarf Catfish and the African Bumblebee Catfish, is a native of West Africa. It only grows to about 3.5 inches in
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The Hoplo Catfish is a smooth fish with a mottled brown coloration. It has whisker-like barbels on the end of its pointed head. This catfish is found in a
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The Scissortail Synodontis is grey with large black spots covering its body. The pattern and overall coloration is basically similar but may vary between individuals. Synodontis catfish typically require
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The Asian Upsidedown Catfish is a thick-bodied, black catfish with a build similar to a synodontis. There are white speckles along its flanks. These cats have an interesting habit
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The interesting shape of the Banjo Catfish is said to make it resemble a dead, decaying leaf, which is great camoflauge in its natural habitat. Coloration varies but is
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The Four Line Pimelodus Catfish, much like the other common cats available, is known for its long, whisker-like barbels and spines that are sure to get caught in almost
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