Hi, Is the last pic, lower right, the same fish? It looks completely different. Kind of confusing.
Thanks
Odd picture w/F.amazonum
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Re: Odd picture w/F.amazonum
Do you mean picture #7? I agree it looks different. It's by Jools, so he'd be better placed to say how sure he is with the ID.
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Re: Odd picture w/F.amazonum
I'm guessing picture 6 is of the same tank 9or batch of fish, anyway), as they're both by Jools at BAS, taken on 4th October '08. The pattern certainly seems to be vastly different to the other pictures, but I've no idea how variable Farlowella species are.
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