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The histology of the accessory respiratory organ of the African catfish -  dendretic organ was investigated to reveal its microanatomy. The data  obtained will provide baseline data for further investigative research and  assist fish pathologists. The histology showed that the tubular shaped  dendretic organ was covered by stratified squamous epithelium containing  periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) and alcian blue (AB) positive mucous cells. On  most surfaces, the epithelial cells were organized into columns with mucous  cells placed in-between the epithelial cell columns. At the tip of the  surface, capillaries were lined by endothelium at the surface epithelium/air  contact area. The subepithelial layer was of loose connective tissue  containing adipose tissue and occasional blood vessels. The core of the  dendretic organ contained elastic cartilage surrounded by a dense layer of  perichondrium. Elastic fibres were observed the territorial and  inter-territorial spaces

Histological observations on the dendretic organ of the farmed adult African catfish (Clarias Gariepinus) from eastern Nigeria