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What was the genus and species name of catfish?
The genus and species name of the common catfish is Ictalurus punctatus. This species is widely known as the channel catfish, which is prevalent in North America. There are many other species of catfish belonging to different genera, but Ictalurus punctatus is one of the most recognized.
Who discovered the blue catfish?
yes they did discover the blue catfish
Are there blue catfish in Michigan?
Yes. The blue catfish is found in many states, including Michigan.
What is scientific name of catfish?
catfish ussually have scientific name such as suliriformes
What is the scientific name for a Catfish?
There are many fish in the catfish family, but here is a list of selected common species; Blue catfish-Ictalurus Furcatatus, Channel catfish-Ictalurus Punctatus, White catfish-Ameiurus Catus, Flathead Catfish-Pylodictis Olivaris.
Blue catfish niche?
It eats fish
What is a fingerling catfish?
It is the name given to a young catfish.
What is the difference between blue catfish and channel catfish?
Blue catfish are the largest American catfish.Found in a variety of habitats,they can grow over 100 pounds!They eat mostly fish,but will take a variety of baits,anything with a smell.I saw a man catching them on chunks of soap!Blue cats are powerful fish,and fight great when hooked.They spawn in spring,and the young resemble tadpoles.
Why don't catfish have kittens?
Catfish do have children, but they are not called kittens. The catfish got its name by the whiskers it.
How long do catfish get?
Blue catfish can get almost 8 feet long but other species in china can get even longer.
What is the birth name of Catfish Hunter?
Catfish Hunter's birth name is James Augustus Hunter.
What is the phylum of a blue catfish?
The blue catfish belongs to the phylum Chordata. This phylum includes animals that possess a notochord at some stage of their development, along with a dorsal nerve cord, and gill slits. Blue catfish are specifically classified under the class Actinopterygii, which encompasses ray-finned fishes.
