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Panaque sp3/sp4

Post by xingumike »

Whats happened to the Panaque sp4 page? the one picture that was on there seems have been moved over to the sp3 page, i don't think they are the same species here

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/sp ... es_id=1880

although feel free to correct me!
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Post by Jools »

You're right, sp(3) was renamed yesterday and sp(4) became (3). However, some images didn't refresh correctly and that is now fixed.

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Post by xingumike »

Ahhh the 'old' sp3 is now the Peru i see.

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Post by Bas Pels »

I would think renaming sp (4) into (3) causes an enormous lot of confusion.

Perhaps keeping sp (3) as a synonym for the new name, and keeping sp (4) as such / thus a new sepecies will become sp(5) would be amore practical approach
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Post by Jools »

Well, it's just the way I've always done it. As unidentified or undescribed species get sorted out, they get moved to the new name.

If I don't rename them then you end up with "holes" in the unknown species (e.g. sp(1), sp(5), sp(8) etc).

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