Trichomycteridae pareiodon, parasitic cat ?
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Trichomycteridae pareiodon, parasitic cat ?
Hi guys,
can't find much info on this species.
anyone care to advise on the species profile or basic requirement ?
thks
can't find much info on this species.
anyone care to advise on the species profile or basic requirement ?
thks
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but the fish I saw on the pictures were Cetopsis spp.(?)
I'll correct myself: I was a few pics too high. Nice and rare fish. Behaviour I think more or less like Cetopsis, thus parasites.
I'll correct myself: I was a few pics too high. Nice and rare fish. Behaviour I think more or less like Cetopsis, thus parasites.
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Go all the way to the bottom.
They should look like this:
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/tr ... 1039_f.php
They should look like this:
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/tr ... 1039_f.php
