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    Scientific NameTetracamphilius notatus    (Nichols & Griscom, 1917)
    Common Name
    Type LocalityFaradje, Orientale Province, Congo.
    Synonym(s)Amphilius notatus
    EtymologyFrom the Greek tetra meaning four and akis meaning point, in reference to the multicuspid teeth, and Amphilius a generical name for this group of catfishes. Named after the genus <em>Amphilus</em>.
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    Size33mm or 1.3" SL. Find near, nearer or same sized spp.
    IdentificationThis genus differs from all other amphiliiids in having pedicellate jaw teeth with a fan-shaped distal end typically armed with two to six tiny flattened triangular cusps.Triangular adipose fin, slender caudal peduncle , caudal fin deeply forked with the lower lobe slightly larger than upper.

    This genus differs from all other amphiliiids in having pedicellate jaw teeth with a fan-shaped distal end typically armed with two to six tiny flattened triangular cusps.Triangular adipose fin, slender caudal peduncle , caudal fin deeply forked with the lower lobe slightly larger than upper.
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    DistributionAfrica
    African Waters, Congo, Ubangi (click on these areas to find other species found there)
    African Waters, Congo, Upper Congo, Lualaba, Lufira (click on these areas to find other species found there)

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    IUCN Red List Category
    Least Concern
    , a distribution map is available on the IUCN species page. Last assessed 2009.
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    BreedingUnreported in the aquarium.
    Breeding ReportsThere is no breeding report.
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    ReferenceBulletin of the American Museum of Natural History v. 37 (art. 25), pp 715, Fig. 24.
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    Last UpdateThu Dec 26, 2024 8:34 pm (Species record created: Thu Jan 01, 1970 1:00 am)