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#Bluecatfish Reel by @shrkco (verified account) - Armored catfish are invasive and bad for the environment here in Florida so if you catch one, it's illegal to release them back, like Tilapia as well.
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Armored catfish are invasive and bad for the environment here in Florida so if you catch one, it’s illegal to release them back, like Tilapia as well. Their burrows create unnatural erosion here in our rivers which damages shorelines, but also they harass manatees and out-compete native fish species for food.
#Bluecatfish Reel by @texasparkswildlife (verified account) - Who's with us on this? Some things just ain't right…like dumping aquarium pets into the wild ☠️ Non-native fish, plants, and animals can wreak havo
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Who’s with us on this? Some things just ain’t right…like dumping aquarium pets into the wild ☠️ Non-native fish, plants, and animals can wreak havoc on local ecosystems. Lionfish and suckermouth catfish are 2 examples of aquarium fish released into the wild that have gotten out of control. Don’t let your pets become pests. 🔗 Check out your options at TexasInvasives.org/NeverDumpYourTank
#Bluecatfish Reel by @globalfishcompany - We've got some babies of two different species of Catfish that are going to get real, real big! Which is your favorite? 👀
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We’ve got some babies of two different species of Catfish that are going to get real, real big! Which is your favorite? 👀
#Bluecatfish Reel by @texasparkswildlife (verified account) - Armored catfish are getting inked @txst is "tattooing" invasive suckermouth armored catfish in the San Marcos River to develop strategies for control
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Armored catfish are getting inked @txst is “tattooing” invasive suckermouth armored catfish in the San Marcos River to develop strategies for controlling this destructive species. Originally from Latin America, suckermouth armored catfish (aka plecos) were introduced into Texas waters through aquarium dumping. This invasive species erodes riverbanks and outcompetes native species. with @themeadowscenter #InvasiveSpeciesWeek #NISAW
#Bluecatfish Reel by @femialbert_50 - #Suckermouth catfish (family Loricariidae) commonly known as plecos or janitor fish, are armored freshwater fish native to Central and South America.
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#Suckermouth catfish (family Loricariidae) commonly known as plecos or janitor fish, are armored freshwater fish native to Central and South America. They are highly popular in the aquarium trade but are also a significant invasive species in many parts of the world . Extreme Hardiness: Many species are facultative air-breathers, allowing them to survive in low-oxygen water or even out of water for up to 30 hours if kept moist. Large species require tanks of 75–150+ gallons. For smaller setups, species like Bristlenose plecos (growing to 4-6 inches) are better alternatives.
#Bluecatfish Reel by @pafishandboat - Rusty Crayfish are an aquatic invasive species in Pennsylvania. They grow quickly, reproduce and out-compete native crayfish species for food and reso
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Rusty Crayfish are an aquatic invasive species in Pennsylvania. They grow quickly, reproduce and out-compete native crayfish species for food and resources. Rusty Crayfish can often, but not always, be identified by a rusty red spot on their cephalothorax. You can learn more at FishandBoat.com #AquaticInvasiveSpecies #AquaticInvasiveSpeciesAwarenessWeek #Pennsylvania
#Bluecatfish Reel by @lostmyguide - This page explores what survival really looks like The suckermouth catfish (Hypostomus plecostomus), commonly known as a pleco, is a hardy armored fi
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This page explores what survival really looks like The suckermouth catfish (Hypostomus plecostomus), commonly known as a pleco, is a hardy armored fish from the family Loricariidae found in tropical freshwater habitats. Its suckermouth lets it cling to surfaces and scrape algae and detritus for food. These fish are mostly nocturnal bottom-feeders and can grow up to around 50 cm (20 in) in the wild, though they are often smaller in aquariums. Plecos are famous for their survival abilities: they can gulp air into their specialized digestive system to extract oxygen, allowing them to survive in low-oxygen water or even up to a day or more out of water if kept moist. Because of these traits and their ability to tolerate varied conditions, suckermouth catfish have become invasive in many parts of the world, where they compete with native fish and alter ecosystems. Live wild. Stay wild. #lostmyguide #WildSurvival #plecofish
#Bluecatfish Reel by @devonmassyn - One of the strangest fish in the Amazon. A banjo catfish (Amaralia hypsiura) perfectly mimicking a dead leaf on the river bed… Trying to avoid one of
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One of the strangest fish in the Amazon. A banjo catfish (Amaralia hypsiura) perfectly mimicking a dead leaf on the river bed… Trying to avoid one of the rivers, most venomous predators which we encountered next! Full expedition episode now live on my channel
#Bluecatfish Reel by @aquaflora_2025 - Whiptail Catfish - Fun Facts 🐍 Named for their tail - They have an extra‑long, whip‑like tail that can be longer than their body. 🛡️ Armored body -
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Whiptail Catfish – Fun Facts 🐍 Named for their tail – They have an extra‑long, whip‑like tail that can be longer than their body. 🛡️ Armored body – Like other Loricariids, their bodies are covered with bony plates instead of scales. 🌙 Mostly nocturnal – They’re more active at night, spending the day resting on sand or under driftwood. 🧹 Gentle cleaners – They help clean the tank by grazing on algae, biofilm, and leftover food. 🌿 Sand lovers – Whiptails prefer soft, sandy substrates and may bury themselves slightly. 🐠 Peaceful nature – Extremely calm and shy; perfect for community aquariums. 👶 Mouthbrooding dads – In many species, the male guards or carries the eggs, showing strong parental care. 🌎 South American natives – Found in slow-moving rivers and streams of Brazil, Colombia, and surrounding regions. 🎨 Natural camouflage – Their brown and tan patterns help them blend into riverbeds. 📏 Slim and elegant – Unlike bulky plecos, whiptails have a sleek, dragon‑like appearance.
#Bluecatfish Reel by @biotopiatai - Catching dwarf catfish (Aspidoras cf. poecilus) in a ditch in Brazil #aspidoras #catfish #aquariumfish #aquariumhobby #biotope
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Catching dwarf catfish (Aspidoras cf. poecilus) in a ditch in Brazil #aspidoras #catfish #aquariumfish #aquariumhobby #biotope
#Bluecatfish Reel by @wantok17 - Day 7 of catfish larvae... The effect of overfeeding is that many of them died. #catfish #fish #catfishcultivation
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Day 7 of catfish larvae... The effect of overfeeding is that many of them died. #catfish #fish #catfishcultivation

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