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No. Menstrual periods occur to flush out unfertilized eggs and related matter from the womb. Catfish don’t have wombs – the females produce an egg mass that is exuded and fertilized by sperm from a nearby male outsode the female’s body. Expect periods in mammals who give live birth, but not any egg-laying species.
