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I did find a picture of a young catpalm that seems to fit my memory. http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/183575/ The middle of the three plants seems to resemble the 'trunk' mine had.. and the older one on the left seems to indicate the trunk doesn't get much taller than that.

The 'trunk' was pretty thin... no more than 3/16" I'd say. As I said, the plants were juvenile/seedlings. No suckers, but I believe those require an older plant to form. I think I'll try to find some cat seedlings just to compare.

The coloring and leaf shape is very similar. The one thing that made me question it being a cat was the wiki saying cats were trunkless. My plants were quite young, but seemed to have a couple inches of what I'd have considered 'trunk'... But perhaps that is all the trunk they would have...

Thank you for the replies. I wasn't referring to Bifid, or bipinnate for that matter... the leaflets were fully seperated. I just swear they grew two at a time from a single shoot, branching to opposite sides. And I've found absolutely nothing that indicates any palms do that, which is...

Greetings, I am rather inexperienced in regards to palms, but a few years ago purchased a seedling while on vacation, which grew fairly rapidly and I enjoyed having. Alas, it didn't survive my absence on the next vacation. I have tried to find the same palm to try again, but wasn't able...