"Burmese Mini Catfish - Ereithes Conta"
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"Burmese Mini Catfish - Ereithes Conta"
Saw this -- "Burmese Mini Catfish - Ereithes Conta" on a Singapore list. Any idea what it could be?
My best guess is Erethistes maesotensis.
My best guess is Erethistes maesotensis.
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Re: "Burmese Mini Catfish - Ereithes Conta"
Nice post. I like it. Thanks for sharing these information. keep it up. 

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Re: "Burmese Mini Catfish - Ereithes Conta"
I think now Hara maesotensis = Hara filamentosa?
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Re: "Burmese Mini Catfish - Ereithes Conta"
Last year at a CSG auction there were some really small erethistini that were put through as H minuscula. I had a few bags, and at first glance they looked like H jerdoni, as my eyesight is now not as a good as it was, I had a chat with 'The dark one'.
Where, we both agreed that they were E minuscula, although they were tiny and somewhat overly thin. After a week of TLC they were quite clearly H minuscula even to my worsening eyesight. These now are doing really nicely and I am hoping to spawn these again next year.
So it may well be that from time to time, small young rather emaciated erethistini enter the trade under a variety of names simply because the exporter may have unintentionally erred with their identity.
Where, we both agreed that they were E minuscula, although they were tiny and somewhat overly thin. After a week of TLC they were quite clearly H minuscula even to my worsening eyesight. These now are doing really nicely and I am hoping to spawn these again next year.
So it may well be that from time to time, small young rather emaciated erethistini enter the trade under a variety of names simply because the exporter may have unintentionally erred with their identity.
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