Notoglanidium maculatum

[unblinded]

I am having trouble finding any information on this fish. I was just lookin through Burgess' Atlas and came across it. It's a very attractive fish. Does anyone know anything about it?

[Birger]

There is no doubt either

Notoglanidium

or

Liauchenoglanis

would be an interesting aquarium fish.

I am presuming you are actually looking for

Liauchenoglanis maculatus

It was not in the Cat-eLog as we did not (and still don't) have a photo to go along with the page...what I can do is go through the information I have on this fish, sort it out and will put what I can on the data page in the next few days...I can tell you though there is not a lot of information to be had but will see what I can find. They should be found near the same area

Mochokiella paynei

and

Synodontis waterloti

are collected in.

Anyone else has anything to offer on these or knows of them somewhere/sometime in the hobby please post.

Birger

[Richard B]

Liauchenoglanis have never been imported AFAIK. The only images are in Burgess/Sands (same pic by Foersch) and in Seegers (image by Roloff) where there is a little information.

[Jools]

One of the types is at the BMNH, I could get a photo of it or indeed we could use one from the ACSI site if you like?

Cheers,

Jools

[Birger]

we could use one from the ACSI site if you like?

Doh! Have now got this in the Cat-eLog...

Liauchenoglanis maculatus

Some of these little beauties live would be nice!

Birger

[Jools]

Yes, I bet they are a bit like

Ituglanis

in captivity. It'd be great to see them.

Jools

[unblinded]

Now we just need someone from Scotland & someone from Virginia to go on a collecting trip to Sierra Leone...

[Richard B]

Carry your bags sir?

Or considering its sierra leone, your AK47? Lol

[Birger]

Now we just need someone from Scotland & someone from Virginia to go on a collecting trip to Sierra Leone...

Hey, don't leave me out...

[unblinded]

Birger will be in charge of the "Bribe Public Authorities" funds...