Do catfish fins regenerate?

You can find it easily by checking the fins of and tails of catfish. Female catfish have large tale and fins so you can check it by comparing two. The second thing is that you should check is to find out fins of catfish in female catfish there is a mark on her fin which distinguish her as female.

barbels, barbs on fins, and forked fins.

Yes, giant cat fish do have dorsal fins.

If you want to sex a catfish, look at the dorsal fin. The male's fins are brighter in color and larger.

The only really poisonous part of a catfish are the pectoral and dorsal fins.

They are only mildly venomous.

They use their poisonous fins

Yes they do. They just have a "horn" coming out of it for strength and protection and many people mistake that as not having fins.

Catfish are not dangerous to human beings if you know how to do the correct procedures when handeling the catfish. The best way to unhook a catfish is to pick it up with your fingers around the frond fins holding it from the belly.

A catfish, or catafishdious, has long whiskers a tail and fins. They mostly live in lakes and rivers. Catfish are round and narrow in shape and can grow up to 25 feet long!

An Adaptation of catfish is their whiskers that they use to feel movement. Some catfish have pectoral fins adapted to walking out of water.

No.

you can usually tell by how marked up the fins are and how many big they are

Catfish have spines behind their fins, which are sharp but not venomous in most species (one exception being Plotosus lineatus, a danger to humans). Catfish will sometimes attempt to drive these into predators.

No. Those structures, actually called barbels, are for sensing. Catfish can, however, inflict damage with their dorsal fins, so handle carefully.

Plecostomas are plated catfish with spikes on their dorsal and pectoral fins.

They're fins have some sort of sharpness..... They don't have teeth though...

Male catfish are smaller and narrower than a female catfish. The head of a male catfish is usually much larger then a female's head. Female catfish are wider than males in the belly area, which is needed for carrying her eggs. The female catfish is also much rounder than a male catfish, Male catfish have longer dorsal fins and are much more colourful than a female.

Shellfish, mollusks, catfish, sharks, eels, coral, jellyfish, and many others.

Fish can lose their fins in a fish tank for a few reason: 1. Water quality. If you have poor water quality or conditions which are incompatible with some catfishes needs then their skin can suffer. 2. Other fish Watch out for aggressive fish like gourami's and Tiger Barbs who will nip fishes fins, although I haven't actually heard them doing this to catfish.

I do not know of any catfish species that have poisonous whiskers. The whiskers are for feeling and tasting stuff on the bottom of the lake, pond or ocean. However, most catfish do have spines on dorsal (top) and side fins. It is possible to hold a catfish without getting stabbed by one of these sharp fins. If a catfish does happen to fin you and break skin, make sure you wash the wound thoroughly…

According to the Bible, you may eat anything with fins and scales. Catfish have fins and scales, so the answer to the question is "no". Leviticus 11:9-12 "These you may eat, of all that are in the waters. Everything in the waters that has fins and scales, whether in the seas or in the rivers, you may eat. But anything in the seas or the rivers that has not fins and scales, of the swarming…

They will, but catfish have spiney pectoral fins, and are not high on the species taken by herons.

well i think he is a tube sponge but its just a gag like making a catfish a cat with fins

Yes, a catfish can fin you. The two pectoral fins and dorsal fin have long, hooked spines that dig into skin, excreting venom that may produce extreme pain, necrosis and vasoconstriction (Tightening of the blood vessels). The vasoconstriction is present to slow down the speed at which the venom moves, thus enabling it to be more concentrated and potent. Also, catfish fins house bacteria, and a high risk of infection is present. However, despite all…