No.
Catfish are a very diverse group of bony fish. Named for their prominent barbels which represent cat whiskers. Which is where they get the name, catfish.
It is, yes. If you had a tank with two different catfish species in, 'catfishes' would be a valid term to use, for example. "These catfishes live together in the tank."
They are harmless.
Cornells Ouwehand has written: 'Namazu-e and their themes' -- subject(s): Catfishes, Catfishes in art, Folklore
An aspredinid is a member of the Aspredinidae, a small American family of catfishes, often known as banjo catfishes, comprising around 39 species.
catfish food.
they care for each other
yes of course
The blue and flathead catfishes.
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7lb line, 8 oz lead sinkers and burley.
The majority of species inhabit fresh water, but a few, belonging to the families Ariidae and Plotosidae, are marine. Freshwater catfishes are almost worldwide in distribution and live in a variety of habitats from slow or stagnant waters to fast mountain streams; marine catfishes are found in the shore waters of the tropics. Catfishes are generally bottom dwellers, more active by night than by day. Most are scavengers and feed on almost any kind of animal or vegetable matter.