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I WAS TOLD 3. THINGS ABOUT FIDDLERS. 1)FIDDLERS ARE THE SMALL CATFISH THAT "FIDDLE" WITH YOUR BAIT. SMALL PAN SIZE LESS THAN 2 POUND COOKED WHOLE. 2) VERY SMALL CATFISH MAKE A SOUND LIKE A FIDDLE WHEN OUT OF WATER. 3) THERE IS A FIDDLER FESTIVAL IN NEWBURG Indiana. EAT FIDDLERS/DRINK BEER
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What is a fiddler catfish?
The fiddler catfish, scientifically known as Asterophysus batrachus, is a species of catfish commonly found in freshwater environments across parts of Africa and Southeast Asia. These fish are known for their unique appearance, featuring a broad, flattened body and long, slender fins. Fiddler catfish are often kept in aquariums due to their interesting behavior and adaptability, but they require specific water conditions to thrive. They are also known for their ability to survive in low-oxygen environments, which is a characteristic trait of some catfish species.
What should you feed my catfish in my goldfish aquarium?
be careful the cat fish doesn't eat the goldfish if you have any and feed it feeder fish fish flakes or maybe even fiddler crabs. my catfish ate them
Where did the term derby originate?
Where did the term derby originate?
Where did the term Pogrom originate during the holocaust?
The term Pogrom did not originate during the Holocaust.
What is an old french term for big catfish?
La pasion
Where did the term music originate from?
gfad
What did the fiddler on the fiddler on the roof symbolize?
The fiddler represents tradition.
Fiddler's name in fiddler on the roof?
The fiddler has no name, for he remains anonymous.
In the play Fiddler on the Roof what was the fiddler represent?
The fiddler represents tradition.
In which sport does the term the term highly strung originate?
Horse racing
In paintball where did the term G originate?
"G" is not a significant term in paintball.
How is the word catfish written in latin language?
In Latin, the word for catfish is "silurus." This term specifically refers to the genus that includes various species of catfish. Latin terms can vary based on context, but "silurus" is widely recognized in scientific nomenclature.
