Ancistrus of some sort
- xander
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Ancistrus of some sort
This is quite a different species than the breeding pair of Ancistrus that I have.
Probably cirrhosus or temminckii below
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Re: Ancistrus of some sort
Unless you have STRONG evidence AGAINST, I'd say the second fish is . It is almost certainly not , as there is really no export of fish from Suriname, which is where the A. temminckii is from. There are plenty of books showing A. temminckii, but they are quite possibly wrong, unless the pictures are quite old [I do believe some fish were being exported from Suriname in the past decades, but not anytime recently enough to make it likely that any of these fish are actually still alive now].
The first fish is familiar, but I'll have to do some looking to find the correct ID.
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Mats
The first fish is familiar, but I'll have to do some looking to find the correct ID.
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Mats
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Re: Ancistrus of some sort
thanks I'll try and get better pics in the mean time.
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Re: Ancistrus of some sort
looks just like my common BN's. beautiful, under rated pl*co.