Catfish documents details

"The Fishes of the San Juan River, Colombia"

Regan, C.T.
"The Fishes of the San Juan River, Colombia"
The Annals and Magazine of natural history
Vol. 12 Ser. 8, P. 462, 1913
Species
Country
Origin
Length
(cm)
AQ
(cm)
T.
(°C)
Bree
ding
Ancistrus centrolepis
Regan, 1913
 
Colombia, Panama
Río San Juan, Río Atrato, Pacific: Küstenflüsse Kolumbien - Panama
(Chocó, Antioquia)
Ancistrus centrolepis
20
120
 
unknown
Batrochoglanis transmontanus
Regan, 1913
 
Ecuador, Colombia
Río Atrato, Río Baudó, Río San Juan, Río Patia, Río Tamana, Río Durango-Einzug
(Chocó, Las Esmeraldas, Valle de Cauca, Cauca, Nariño)
IUCN: least concern
Batrochoglanis transmontanus
25
150
 
unknown
Hemiancistrus holostictus
Regan, 1913
 
Colombia
Río San Juan-Einzug
(Chocó)
IUCN: least concern
Hemiancistrus holostictus, Holotype
22
150
 
unknown
Imparfinis spurrellii
Regan, 1913
 
Colombia
Río Condoto
(Chocó)
IUCN: endangered
Imparfinis spurrellii
7
60
 
unknown
Pimelodella eutaenia
Regan, 1913
 
Colombia
Río Condoto, río Sipi
(Chocó)
IUCN: least concern
Pimelodella eutaenia
15
100
 
unknown
Trichomycterus spilosoma
Regan, 1913
 
Ecuador, Colombia
río Sipi-, río Tamana
(Chocó)
IUCN: least concern
Pygidium spilosoma = Trichomycterus spilosoma, Syntype
25
150
 
unknown
Trichomycterus unicolor
Regan, 1913
 
Colombia
Río Condoto
(Chocó)
IUCN: endangered
Pygidium unicolor = Trichomycterus unicolor, Syntype, lateral
9
60
 
unknown
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