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The genus  Catadiscus  Cohn, 1904 has a total of 16 known species that infect the intestinal tract of reptiles, amphibians, and mollusks. However,  Catadiscus  has never been found in teleosts. The annual fish  Austrolebias prognathus  (Amato, 1986) and  A. cheradophilus  (Vaz-Ferreira, Sierra de Soriano &amp; Scaglia de Paulete, 1965) were collected from temporary ponds in the southeast of Uruguay. The specimens found in the intestinal tract of these hosts were morphologically identified as  Catadiscus uruguayensis  Freitas &amp; Lent, 1939, which until now were only known to infect amphibians. This work represents the first report of the genus  Catadiscus  infecting and developing in a fish host.

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Novel host report for  Catadiscus uruguayensis  Freitas &amp; Lent, 1939 (Trematoda, Diplodiscidae) infecting Austrolebias Costa, 1998 species from Uruguay