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Anabas testudineusClimbing Perch
Bloch, 1792
Max length200mm SL8in SLTanknot recordedTemp15–30°C59–86°FpH5.5–8.0This species isn't especially popular in the aquarium trade but is undoubtedly interesting despite its lack of colour. In addition to its survival ability in the absence of water it's also capable of producing audible sounds though the purpose of these has not been fully-studied. Naturally-occurring xanthic and albino forms have also been recorded. There is considerable confusion as to the taxonomic status of the two species currently occupying this genus, with ichthyologists widely...
Ompok bimaculatusButter Catfish
authority not recorded
Max length450mm SL18in SLTank180 × 60cm72 × 24inTemp20–26°C68–79°FpH6.0–8.0This infrequently seen (in the trade) species is also known as the two spot glass catfish, for fairly obvious reasons. It is more than likely that a number of separate species are currently considered within this one, as there are clear morphological differences between populations. Pending a taxonomic revision, these currently all remain classified as O.bimaculatus. This would also seem to explain the apparent toleration of the fish to wildly different water chemistry. Xanthic and albino forms ...