will get some better shots when they have settled in
mike
MICROGLANIS CARLEA
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mikek
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MICROGLANIS CARLEA
Got 2 pairs at auction on sunday sold as microglanis carlea female size 55/60mm male about 35/40mm
will get some better shots when they have settled in
mike
will get some better shots when they have settled in
mike
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Birger
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Re: MICROGLANIS CARLEA
If they are certain to be it would be nice to have these pictures for the Cat-eLog
If you do not have the pdf for these pm me an email... that is if you would like to see it.
Actually just go to this link http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script= ... so&tlng=en
It looks close I just do not have time at the moment to have a good look.
Birger
If you do not have the pdf for these pm me an email... that is if you would like to see it.
Actually just go to this link http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script= ... so&tlng=en
It looks close I just do not have time at the moment to have a good look.
Birger
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Re: MICROGLANIS CARLEA
I have some of these from the same seller. They look like carlae but the serrations on the pectoral fin spine don't match. cibelae and cottoides are very similar.