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Pseudopimelodidae


PseudopimelodidaeThe sub-family of Pimelodidae, Pseudopimelodinae, is now considered a full family status of Pseudopimelodidae and is of course closely related to the Pimelodidae family.

Mostly contains the smaller to medium pims such as the South American Bumblebee, dwarf marbled catfishes and the larger Cephalosilurus species. Relatively easy to keep in the aquarium, can be predatory to the smaller inhabitants, but if tank mates are chosen carefully they will do well.

 

SYNONYMS
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C
Cephalosilurus albomarginatus
Cephalosilurus apurensis
Cephalosilurus fowleri
Cephalosilurus nigricaudus
 
L
Lophiosilurus agassizi 
 
P
Pimelodus bufonius
Pimelodus cottoides
Pimelodus mangurus
Pimelodus raninus
Pseudopimelodus acanthochira
Pseudopimelodus acanthochiroides
Pseudopimelodus albomarginatus
Pseudopimelodus agassizi
Pseudopimelodus apurensis
Pseudopimelodus fowleri
Pseudopimelodus nigricauda
Pseudopimelodus nigricaudus
Pseudopimelodus pulcher
Pseudopimelodus raninsus
Pseudopimelodus roosevelti  
Pseudopimelodus transmontanus
Pseudopimelodus villosus
Pseudopimelodus villosus butcheri  
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