Syno sp. (7)

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Syno sp. (7)

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In the Cat-eLog they show a Synodontis sp' (7). Anyone care to guess what species it might be? Hopefully the answer isn't "hybrid"!
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Not 100% shure on ID, but it doesn't strike me as "hybrid"!
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Post by Rusty »

This thread:
http://forum.planetcatfish.com/viewtopic.php?t=3888

is where the pictures came from. Many guesses to the ID in there, but don't think they are hybrids.

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Post by plesner »

In the Cat-eLog they show a Synodontis sp' (7). Anyone care to guess what species it might be? Hopefully the answer isn't "hybrid"!
As the fish in the pictures are mine, I certainly hope they're not hybrids. I recently got the Aqualog Photo Collection 1 on African Catfish and there's a picture of a fish, which I think is identical to mine. They're referred to as Synodontis cf. waterloti.

I intend to ask Silurus for his opinion on the matter when he returns from his fishing trip.

Have you by any chance ever seen similar fish ?
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Post by magnum4 »

They're referred to as Synodontis cf. waterloti.
Waterloti pectoral spines are highly serrated on the front edge only you could see this on your fish plesner.
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