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What is the difference between perch and catfish?

Asked: McTavish Quilting -APQS Duluth, Last Updated:

Different and Same A catfish has a very same dorsal fin. Also where a perch has a soft and spiny dorsal fin where a catfish does not. Catfish have a Adipose fin where a Perch doesn't. Catfish also have barbels too.

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