The Torrent catfish (Liobagrus marginatus) is a freshwater fish of the family Amblycipitidae that grows up to 13 cm.
Description
The torrent catfish is a small torrent catfish (Amblycipitidae) from fast-flowing, clear fresh water of southern China. The species grows to about 10 cm and has a stocky, smooth, yellow-brown body with barbels, small eyes and confluent rear fins. As a nocturnal bottom-dweller it shelters by day among stones of mountain streams and hunts insect larvae and small invertebrates by night. The pectoral and dorsal spines are venomous and can give a painful puncture wound.
Frequently asked questions
How do you recognise the Torrent catfish?
The Torrent catfish has an elongate, eel-like body and is mainly brown. Bears venomous spines or tissue; handle with great care.
Where does the Torrent catfish live?
The Torrent catfish lives in fresh water and is mostly found around stony or rocky ground. Asia: China
How big does the Torrent catfish get?
The Torrent catfish grows to a maximum of about 13 cm. On average the species is around 9 cm.
Is the Torrent catfish dangerous to humans?
The Torrent catfish is venomous — handle spines with care and seek medical help after a sting if needed. For a sting from a fin spine: rinse the wound, remove any visible spine fragments and immerse the part for 30-90 minutes in water as hot as can be tolerated (about 45 C) to break down the venom. The pain can be severe. For marked swelling, a retained spine or signs of infection seek medical care and check tetanus status.

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Same genus Liobagrus
More from the family Amblycipitidae

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