Whitlock left FOX Sports to return to ESPN in August 2013 to help develop a still unrealized website intended to cover the convergence of race and sports. In addition, Whitlock has worked as a radio talk-show host at Kansas City's WHB and KCSP, broadcasting his own shows, Jason Whitlock's Neighborhood and The Doghouse.
The Emerald Catfish is a larger member of the Corydoras family, reaching between 2 3/4 - 3 inches (7 - 8.4 cm) in length in the aquarium, though a large female can reach about 3 1/2 inches (9.0 cm). They have a lifespan of up to 13 years in a properly maintained aquarium.
When born in natural habitats, by the time the fish are three to five years old, they reportedly weigh about 330 to 440 pounds (150 to 200 kilograms) [source: Mattson ]. These catfish manage to grow to such enormous sizes through a number of evolutionary tricks. We'll start with when the catfish are fry. Although full-grown adult Mekong giant catfish lack dentition and barbels (teeth and whiskers), not so with the fry. The next stage has only been observed in captivity, so there's no way to know if this happens all of the time.