Taxonomically, S. asotus is a part of the Actinopterygii class under the Siluridae family. The common names include the Japanese common catfish and Amur catfish. The scientific … See more

This species belongs to the family Siluridae and is characterized by a robust and elongated body that grows approximately 20 – 50 cm per year, which can reach lengths … See more

S. asotus are carnivorous fishes and primarily feed on aquatic organisms. Due to the anatomy of S. asotus, the fish have the ability to sink to the bottom of the water and find food more … See more

Silurus asotus is extensively found in the freshwater bodies of Japan, East China, Korea, and Taiwan. It holds commercial significance in the … See more

S. asotus is a common freshwater fish in Eastern Asia, with a preference for larger bodies of freshwater such as slow-moving rivers, irrigation … See more

S. asotus typically engages in reproductive activities during the warmer months, often in the spring or early summer, when water temperatures are favorable, typically after a rainy season. The … See more

While considered to be of "least concern" rangewide by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, S. asotus is listed as "near … See more