Journal - Furthering the Study of Catfishes
Membership of the CSG is achieved by subscribing to the Journal. We publish four issues of the journal each year. There are several options to purchase our journal. You can subscribe to the digital edition (download here), or have the print edition delivered to you. For ease of use, the subscription automatically renews but you can cancel further renewal at any time. There is also an option to collect the journal at one of our events. We also have a range of back issues for sale.
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The current issue contains:

Volume 26 issue 1: April 2025
  • Volume 26 issue 1: April 2025
  • The function of "tentacles" in Ancistrus Kner, 1854: Sabaj et al., (1999) and Yan (2009) revisited (Loricariidae: Hypostominae) by Steve Grant
  • Keeping and Breeding Hoplisomaem> sp. CW170 by Mel Rushmore
  • CSG Convention 2025 by Mark Walters
  • Corydoras cortesi: Breeding report and experiences with this rare, small and beautiful long-snouted species from Colombia by Bärbel Dornieden

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