Here are several pics I don't think any are all that good (which is why I am posting several) but perhaps someone will be able to tell from these pics exactly what this is.
Help with id on this syno please
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wild-tiger
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Help with id on this syno please
I would like to give thanks in advance for any help I may get with this id. I posted pics once before when this guy was much smaller and was told it was a eupterus, however now these he's grown quite a bit I really do not think that is what it is. He/she has no "feather" to the finnage at all and the coloration is rather strange for a eupterus I think.
Here are several pics I don't think any are all that good (which is why I am posting several) but perhaps someone will be able to tell from these pics exactly what this is.
Here are several pics I don't think any are all that good (which is why I am posting several) but perhaps someone will be able to tell from these pics exactly what this is.
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Silurus
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corybreed
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jurassic_pork
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Yup looks like ocellifer to me too 
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