Sciades parkeri.

Sciades parkeri
Pike marsh catfish is the largest species of marine catfish family. Its body size can reach 1.9 meters, 50 kilograms, and its general length is 90 cm. This is a large yellow-brown catfish with a golden belly. Like other catfish, there is a bone plate between the head and dorsal fin. The dorsal fin spine is strong and rough, with a sharp tip and the ability to cause trauma. Another feature of the family Silurus is that the eggs are very large, and the larvae of the Perk marsh Silurus are 6 to 6.5 centimeters long after hatching. Originated in the Atlantic coast of northeastern South America, it can also enter freshwater. It mainly eats fish. It is said that curry is delicious.It is also exported to Europe and has been rated as vulnerable (VU) species due to overfishing and habitat destruction.
Pictures 1 to 4 show the distribution of Pike marsh catfish.
Netuma thalassina
Polyodonta megacephala is the second largest fish in the family Siluridae. Its body length can reach 1.85 meters, generally 70 centimeters, but there is no large body weight record. This is a large fish that likes to eat crustaceans. Shrimp and crab, mantis and shrimp come and eat fish and shellfish occasionally. Like some other catfish, the male hatches the eggs in his mouth and cares for them until the larvae are 2 months old. The large-headed polydentate sea catfish is distributed in subtropical, tropical coastal and estuaries of Asia and Oceania. Edible fish, in the Southeast Asian market is more, but there are no big capture pictures, I just saw one or two times on the domestic social network may be large-headed polydentate sea catfish, perhaps because the origin is overfishing disaster areas, and large-headed polydentate sea catfish is not a well-known migratory fishing fish. The threat level has not yet been assessed.
Figs 5 to 7 show the distribution of the large-headed polydentate sea catfish.
Arius gigas
The giant sea catfish is the third largest fish in the family Siluridae. It can grow up to 1.65 meters and weigh 50 kilograms.) The largest species of the genus Silurus, some species of this genus, such as the Chinese silurus, are occasionally caught by domestic fishermen, and the fin spines are dangerous. Giant sea catfish is a relatively rare pure freshwater sea catfish that lives in rivers in Africa. Little is known about these catfish, except that they are also male mouth-hatching fish. The giant sea catfish is an economic edible fish in origin, and is currently rated as a near-endangered (NT) species.
Figure 8 shows the giant catfish
Maybe you will find that this is the first time that I send three species at a time, but there is no way. Even if there are popular fishing fishes like Bagre and Neoarius, the big fish that can exceed 1.5 meters are mysterious. Maybe it is because of their remote habitat, or they are sent to the table without leaving any image data.。 With my current ability, I can only provide a little information for your reference, so that you can know that the family Silurus is also a big fish.

Figure 1: stabroeknews.com
Figure 2: guyanatimesgy.com
Figure 3: meioambiente. culturamix. com
Figure 4: aquamap.com
Fig. 5: Fishesofaustralia. net.au
Figure 6: noeyeddeer.com
Figure 7: aquamap.com
Figure 8: hippocampus-bildarchiv.d