Ompok siluroides Pics
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Ompok siluroides Pics
Pictures 4,5 and 6 in this profile are of . I remember collecting this specimen in the Tambraparani River basin in South India.
Will move the pics in a few hours.
Will move the pics in a few hours.
Balaji
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
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Re: Ompok siluroides Pics
From memory, Silurus suggested moving ALL pictures except the type specimen and stamp, based on "all fish imported for the hobby come from other places than the Indian subcontinent". Clearly, that doesn't include "caught by hobbyists living on said subcontinent". So I'm perfectly OK with moving these back to O. bimaculatus.
I'm not sure how easy it is to ID these...
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I'm not sure how easy it is to ID these...
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Re: Ompok siluroides Pics
Not too sure on that.Viktor Jarikov wrote:what about pic #9?
Images moved and captions added. The caption in pic 1 in the page seems to be broken or something???MatsP wrote: So I'm perfectly OK with moving these back to O. bimaculatus.
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Balaji
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
- Shovelnose
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Re: Ompok siluroides Pics
This can be moved to Resolved.
Balaji
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
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Re: Ompok siluroides Pics
Done.Shovelnose wrote:This can be moved to Resolved.