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Post by JoseAngelBarro »

Hi all; We are visit Aquarium of Valencia and see this

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Hi
:lol: :)
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Post by MatsP »

I'm a self-confessed non-expert, but some sort of Pimelodidae is what it looks like to me (the number of barbels are at least not excluding that idea - but I'm by no means sure).

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Thanks
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Post by Cristoffer Forssander »

I don't recognice this one as a Pimelodus blochii
A Pimelodus sp. for sure, but I have caught several Pimelodus blochii in south america, and no one looked like this one. Perhaps its a lokal variety?

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