Hi, I'm Michel from the Netherlands. Been a member for a while now and love this site.
I was at my local fishstore witch is run by a L-number fanatic whom also went to south America to catch them in the wild. Long story short, he's got a couple of unidentified fish witch I really want to have but need to know what species it is so i can figure out if they go with my other cats. I think they are some kind of ancistrus but can't find out for shure.
What species is this?
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What species is this?
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Re: What species is this?
A picture of the cuction cap will help a lot. After all, if it is big, the fish is a herbivore, if it is small, a carnivore.
So both for identifying and husbandry this is something you will want to know
So both for identifying and husbandry this is something you will want to know
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