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RMM15MWH–A Black armored catfish on display in the National Aquarium, Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
RMEBKPB5–Guiana catfish, Guiana corydoras, Spotted Cory, Black Sail Corydoras (Corydoras melanistius), swimming
RFHW95PE–Plescostomus tropical fish, also known as pleco, is part of the armored catfish family. It is commonly used in aquariums to help control algae.
RMTRE9E4–Bronze corydoras, Green corydoras, Bronze catfish, Lightspot corydoras, Wavy catfish (Corydoras aeneus), swimming, breed form Black Venezuela
RM2KYNWNF–A Black-crowned Night-Heron (Nycticorax nycticorax) with an Armored Catfish it had just captured, in North Pantanal, Brazil
RF2A8JN1X–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RFRYCPH6–Orinoco sailfin catfish, common pleco with a black and yellow mottled pattern, tropical fish from the rivers of mexico
RF2E41D68–Hypostomus plecostomus, also known as the suckermouth catfish or the common pleco, is a tropical fish belonging to the armored catfish family (Loricar
RF2JKE96J–Pterygoplichthys gibbiceps is a species of armored catfish, The average Sailfin Pleco size is between 13 to 19 inches in length when fully grown
RF2G7863R–Aquarium with ancistrus and catfish for coloring. Colorful fish templates. Coloring book for children and adults.
RM2B6NRN4–Gepantserde rotsmeerval Armored rock catfish object type: Drawing Object number: RP-T 1969-871 Manufacturer : artist: Gerrit Willem Dijsselhof Dated: 1876 - 1924 Physical features: black chalk material: paper chalk Dimensions: H 241 mm × W 281 mm Subject: bony fishes ( with NAME)
RF2G78636–Aquarium with ancistrus and catfish for coloring. Colorful fish templates. Coloring book for children and adults.
![. The complete aquarium book; the care and breeding of goldfish and tropical fishes. Aquariums; Goldfish. Fig. 292. Pimelodella gracilis (Slightly reduced) One of the many small tropical catfishes from northern South America. There are three pairs of barbels, or "whiskers," two pairs of which are extremely long. The fish is an active one, and, as it swims about the aquarium, the black line against silvery sides produces a striking and pleasing effect. Like other catfishes, it is easily fed. Breeding habits unknown.. L Fig. 293. Corydoras undulatus or Armored Catfish (Life size) Somet Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REDHYC/the-complete-aquarium-book-the-care-and-breeding-of-goldfish-and-tropical-fishes-aquariums-goldfish-fig-292-pimelodella-gracilis-slightly-reduced-one-of-the-many-small-tropical-catfishes-from-northern-south-america-there-are-three-pairs-of-barbels-or-quotwhiskersquot-two-pairs-of-which-are-extremely-long-the-fish-is-an-active-one-and-as-it-swims-about-the-aquarium-the-black-line-against-silvery-sides-produces-a-striking-and-pleasing-effect-like-other-catfishes-it-is-easily-fed-breeding-habits-unknown-l-fig-293-corydoras-undulatus-or-armored-catfish-life-size-somet-REDHYC.jpg ". The complete aquarium book; the care and breeding of goldfish and tropical fishes. Aquariums; Goldfish. Fig. 292. Pimelodella gracilis (Slightly reduced) One of the many small tropical catfishes from northern South America. There are three pairs of barbels, or "whiskers," two pairs of which are extremely long. The fish is an active one, and, as it swims about the aquarium, the black line against silvery sides produces a striking and pleasing effect. Like other catfishes, it is easily fed. Breeding habits unknown.. L Fig. 293. Corydoras undulatus or Armored Catfish (Life size) Somet Stock Photo")
RMREDHYC–. The complete aquarium book; the care and breeding of goldfish and tropical fishes. Aquariums; Goldfish. Fig. 292. Pimelodella gracilis (Slightly reduced) One of the many small tropical catfishes from northern South America. There are three pairs of barbels, or "whiskers," two pairs of which are extremely long. The fish is an active one, and, as it swims about the aquarium, the black line against silvery sides produces a striking and pleasing effect. Like other catfishes, it is easily fed. Breeding habits unknown.. L Fig. 293. Corydoras undulatus or Armored Catfish (Life size) Somet
RF2A8JN6H–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2E41D61–Hypostomus plecostomus, also known as the suckermouth catfish or the common pleco, is a tropical fish belonging to the armored catfish family (Loricar
RF2A8JN6E–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2E41D62–Hypostomus plecostomus, also known as the suckermouth catfish or the common pleco, is a tropical fish belonging to the armored catfish family (Loricar
RF2A8JN5H–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN2H–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RMFJ66YX–Three stripe corydoras, Leopard catfish, False julii corydoras, Three line catfish (Corydoras trilineatus, Corydoras dubius, Corydoras episcopi), swimming
RMFJ68N6–Royal panaque, Royal plec, Royal pleco (Panaque nigrolineatus, Chaetostomus nigrolineatus), rests on the bottom
RF2A8JN6G–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RMFJ68N8–Royal panaque, Royal plec, Royal pleco (Panaque nigrolineatus, Chaetostomus nigrolineatus), rests on the bottom
RF2A8JN68–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN2W–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN1H–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN60–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN29–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN5W–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN5R–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN35–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN5M–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN23–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN2D–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
RF2A8JN2M–A wild anhinga eating a freshly caught armored catfish in Everglades National Park (Florida).
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