The Skewtail suckermouth catfish (Chiloglanis asymetricaudalis) is a freshwater fish of the family Mochokidae that grows up to 8 cm.
East Africa; Rusizi and Luiche rivers in the Tanganyika basin (Burundi, DR Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania).
Description
The Skewtail suckermouth catfish is a suckermouth squeaker (Mochokidae) from fast-flowing, clear fresh water of the Malagarasi drainage in East Africa. The species grows to about 6 cm and has a flattened body with a large, sucking lower lip with which it clings to rocks in strong current and rasps off algae, and short barbels. As a bottom-dweller it lives among stones and gravel of oxygen-rich mountain streams. The pectoral and dorsal spines can give a painful puncture wound when handled.
Frequently asked questions
How do you recognise the Skewtail suckermouth catfish?
The Skewtail suckermouth catfish has an elongate, eel-like body, is mainly brown and shows a spots pattern. Sucker-like oral disc and a strikingly asymmetrical caudal fin; endangered (EN) rapids dweller.
Where does the Skewtail suckermouth catfish live?
The Skewtail suckermouth catfish lives in fresh water and is mostly found around stony or rocky ground. East Africa; Rusizi and Luiche rivers in the Tanganyika basin (Burundi, DR Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania).
How big does the Skewtail suckermouth catfish get?
The Skewtail suckermouth catfish grows to a maximum of about 8 cm.
Is the Skewtail suckermouth catfish dangerous to humans?
The Skewtail suckermouth catfish can cause injury; handle it with care. For a cut or puncture from a sharp fin spine: rinse the wound with clean water, apply pressure to stop bleeding and cover with a sterile dressing. Check that no spine fragment remains and watch for signs of infection; for a deep wound update tetanus protection.
Is the Skewtail suckermouth catfish edible?
The Skewtail suckermouth catfish is not usually eaten.

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Same genus Chiloglanis
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