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meancoyote
 Post subject: some catfish pics
PostPosted: Aug 7th, '07, 04:34 
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catfish in my tank
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Nice chunky catfish, how big are they?
The worms will get mine.. when they eventually die of old age :wink:
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about 2 feet
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Nice what type of cat was it? channel? bullhead?
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cool, i have seen them sold in an aquarium store here once, way too big a fish to be kept in one for long though.....
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flatheads get big
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In the "bush" in South Africa they found locals using the skull of a catfish to do her washing on (instead of the traditional rock ;) )
And in the biggest dams the divers wont check the wall unless they go in a cage as they claim to have seen monsters of astounding sizes down there (all catfish) there they call them barbel - some good images here ( http://www.ausafari.com.au/south_african_fishing.htm )
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Yeah, i have heard a story of a guy noodling, who drowned because the catfish was too big

(if you don't know what noodling is; http://www.cabelas.com/information/cabe ... shing.html
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cant get the noodling thing to load :(
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