Origin of L191

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Origin of L191

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I asked this same question in the alpha version of this forum, but didn`t receive answer to original question.This beatiful Panaque sp. comes from Columbia-am i right?From which river system or part of Columbia??
Well i wish i was a catfish
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Post by Shane »

This form of Panaque nigrolineatus comes from the Rio Caqueta drainage. They are not seen often as after the failed peace talks the year before last, the FARC (narco-terrorists) took over that region.
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Dang, I don't know whether to laugh or cry. I just purchased one around 2 months ago. I'm happy that I have one that might become a rare one later on and sad because there might not be anymore of them. Sigh:(
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And, oh yeah. I do find them very beautiful, as well.
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Post by König Löwe »

How can you see the difference? As far i have understood, L-191 does not have red eyes like L-27. Is this correct?
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Post by Shane »

L 191
Eyes not bright red
Body color a dark slate gray
Dark markings on body broken, not connected and linear
white stripe across the caudal peduncle (unique amongst the P. nigrolineatus group, but also present in P. suttonorum.)
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Post by kgroenhoej »

Is "broken line" the same fish as "dull eye" (L191)?
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