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AMBLYCIPITIDAE: Hillstream or Torrent Catfishes |
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| The Hillstream or Torrent Catfishes | Abhisek Mishra | 141 | |
CALLICHTHYIDAE: Corydoras, Brochis, Aspidoras, Scleromystax, Hoplo's |
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| Corydoradinae Habitat conditions | Ian Fuller | 130 | |
| Corydoras are scavengers??? | Rob McLure | 131 | |
| Dwarf Corydoras | Chris Ralph | 115 | |
| The truth about the "Black" Cory | Ian Fuller | 126 | |
| Starting with Corydoras | Ian Fuller | 033 | |
BAGRIDAE: Asian catfishes |
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| Olyra from India | Abhisek Mishra | 143 | |
CLARIIDAE: Walking catfishes |
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| A Clarias hybrid and its implications | Nonn Panitvong | 132 | |
| Our house catfish, Clarias angolensis | Reinhold Wawrzynski | 095 | |
DORADIDAE: Talking cats |
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| An Internet Purchase with a Tragic Ending | Daphne Layley | 116 | |
| I taut I saw a taw a puddy tat | Mr.Fish | 052 | |
| Older & Wiser ??? | Daphne Layley | 100 | |
| The Family Doradidae or "Talking Catfishes" | Chris Ralph | 058 | |
ICTALURIDAE: North American Bullheads, Madtoms |
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| Bullheads - as of today and times gone by | Reinhold Wawrzynski | 098 | |
| Extreme Catfish | Garold W. Sneegas & Dean A. Hendrickson | 069 | |
| Ictalurus punctatus | Reinhold Wawrzynski | 099 | |
| My Experiences with Ameiurus natalis | Barry Mitchell | 027 | |
| The North American Catfish ID Guide | Tim Aldridge | 140 | |
| The Tadpole Madtom, Noturus gyrinus | Robin Engelking | 031 | |
| Thoughts on a Catfish | John Sankey | 034 | |
LORICARIIDAE: Pleco's, L-numbers |
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| Otocinclus Care Sheet: The Definitive Guide to Healthy Otos | Christopher Adams | 127 | |
| Characteristics of Rineloricaria fallax | Mitsuhiro Iwamoto | 144 | |
MOCHOKIDAE: Synodontis, Upside-Down Cats |
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| Not So Angelic(us) | David Marshall | 097 | |
| Synodontis katangae | David Marshall | 075 | |
| Synodontis njassae Keilhack, 1908 | Michael K. Oliver, Ph.D. | 119 | |
| Synodontis robertsi | David Marshall | 079 | |
| Synodontis ‘species’ Black Pebble | David Marshall | 080 | |
| The Mustard Catfish | David Marshall | 076 | |
PIMELODIDAE: Pim cats, Shovelnoses |
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| A Jewel in the Aquarium called Pimelodus ornatus | Wolfgang Ros | 110 | |
| A "shark" in the fresh water aquarium: Calophysus macropterus | Wolfgang Ros and Jakob Schmidt | 103 | |
| Book Review: Emperor Of The Amazon - by Dr. David Sands | Daphne Layley | 074 | |
| Cephalosilurus apurensis - a voracious ambushing predator but not without charm | Christopher and Wolfgang Ros | 094 | |
| Cephalosilurus nigricaudus and its similarity to C. apurensis | Wolfgang Ros | 102 | |
| Sleek, wiry, and striking: The predator catfish Aguarunichthys torosus | Wolfgang Ros | 117 | |
| The Enemy Within | Daphne Layley | 109 | |
PSEUDIMELODIDAE: South American Bumblebee Catfishes |
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| Better than its reputation, Cephalosilurus fowleri | Wolfgang Ros | 104 | |
PANGASIIDAE: Iridescent Sharks |
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| How Do You Solve a Problem Like Pangasius? | Daphne Layley | 106 | |
| In Defense of the "Iridescent Shark" | Michael Hissom | 092 | |
| Vietnamese River Cobbler | Daphne Layley | 112 | |
SILURIDAE: Glass catfishes, Wels catfish |
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| A Pond for Purdey | Daphne Layley | 108 | |
SISORIDAE: Asian Hill Stream Catfishes |
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| Gagata gagata | Abhisek Mishra | 142 | |
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