Hey guys, I notice that www.planetcatfish.com gets a lot of face time on this site, but there's another great cat site out there.
www.scotcat.com has impressed me many times in the recent past...they take requests for "factsheets of the month", and will give you credit for the request if you do it first and there aren't a whole ton of people trying to request that species...
I especially encourage you to check out the factsheets from March and June. These were requested by yours truly, and will help you to better understand two oft-overlooked species of cats, the Black-Spotted Cory (Corydoras ambiacus) and the Tadpole Madtom (Notorus gyrinus). I don't think that you'll be disappointed by the info provided in those two factsheets, nor will you be disappointed in the info provided in any of the myriad of other ones available to you.
I still like the Cat-e-log at Planet Catfish for its coverage and how well it aids identification of lesser-known cats, but I think that ScotCat is also an invaluable tool in the catty side of aquaristics.
www.scotcat.com has impressed me many times in the recent past...they take requests for "factsheets of the month", and will give you credit for the request if you do it first and there aren't a whole ton of people trying to request that species...
I especially encourage you to check out the factsheets from March and June. These were requested by yours truly, and will help you to better understand two oft-overlooked species of cats, the Black-Spotted Cory (Corydoras ambiacus) and the Tadpole Madtom (Notorus gyrinus). I don't think that you'll be disappointed by the info provided in those two factsheets, nor will you be disappointed in the info provided in any of the myriad of other ones available to you.
I still like the Cat-e-log at Planet Catfish for its coverage and how well it aids identification of lesser-known cats, but I think that ScotCat is also an invaluable tool in the catty side of aquaristics.