The Amur Catfish is a species of catfish of Siluridae family. It is also called Silurus asotus or Japanese common catfish. It is a large freshwater fish and found in continental East Asia and in Japan. Currently it is widely available in East Asia. It is distributed from the Amur River Basin to Red River Basin in northern Vietnam including Korean Peninsula, Japan and Taiwan. Read some more information about this fish species below. Characteristics The Amur catfish are large sized fish, typical of a large silurid catfish. The larvae has three pairs of barbels: two mandibular and one maxillary.

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