Hara filamentosa?
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Hara filamentosa?
Bought this as Hara filamentosa a while ago. No geographic data available. I would appreciate your experienced opinion. Hope my pics would allow at least to guess the species.
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Re: Hara filamentosa?
Hi dmcat,
Your second photo shows clearly an extension on the first ray of the upper caudal fin lobe. According to the CLOG for H. filamentosa,
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Your second photo shows clearly an extension on the first ray of the upper caudal fin lobe. According to the CLOG for H. filamentosa,
So that narrows your options down significantly.CLOG wrote: can be distinguished from congeners (except and ) in sometimes having (vs. always lacking) a filamentous extension to the first principal ray of the upper caudal-fin lobe;
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Re: Hara filamentosa?
Moreover, on closer inspection your caudal peduncle is about 2.5X longer than it is high, which is consistent with filamentosa not longissima based on the CLOGs. So I'm going with filamentosa.
But @silurus is the expert here. If I were you, I'd believe his ID before you believe mine!
Cheers, Eric
But @silurus is the expert here. If I were you, I'd believe his ID before you believe mine!

Cheers, Eric
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