They have long anal fin, pointed humerall process and branced maxillary barbels, doesn't fit with batensoda.
There might be misidentification at Cat-eLog as well. What do you think guys?
Synodontis resupinata?
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Synodontis resupinata?
I'm quite convinced that my group of are in fact .
They have long anal fin, pointed humerall process and branced maxillary barbels, doesn't fit with batensoda.
There might be misidentification at Cat-eLog as well. What do you think guys?
They have long anal fin, pointed humerall process and branced maxillary barbels, doesn't fit with batensoda.
There might be misidentification at Cat-eLog as well. What do you think guys?
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Re: Synodontis resupinata?
Those maxillary barbels are a definite giveaway, I think you are quite correct in your ID.
If you do not have the original description let me know, I will send it.It has a good drawing.
These pictures belong in the Cat-eLog if you are willing?
Birger
If you do not have the original description let me know, I will send it.It has a good drawing.
These pictures belong in the Cat-eLog if you are willing?
Birger
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Re: Synodontis resupinata?
I have a feeling they ARE in the Cat-eLog (or some similar ones).
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Re: Synodontis resupinata?
Went and had a look at our's and compared them with the figure in Boulenger, and it's a snap for them as well...
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Re: Synodontis resupinata?
Jippo called me few weeks ago about these Synos. Seems to me that i got these too. So hunt for the Brachysynos still continues.
Old pic of a juvie:
Old pic of a juvie:
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Re: Synodontis resupinata?
It would seem that none of Jippo's or Junttis'b images are in the Cat-eLog in either of the B. batensoda or S. resupinata... So we would be very grateful for an e-mail or two with some or all (or more) of the pictures in this thread....
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Re: Synodontis resupinata?
Just got permission in a PM for Jippos two days ago...MatsP wrote:It would seem that none of Jippo's or Junttis'b images are in the Cat-eLog in either of the B. batensoda or S. resupinata... So we would be very grateful for an e-mail or two with some or all (or more) of the pictures in this thread....
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