Not 100% sure...
Not 100% sure...
but I am sure someone will be.They are from 3.5"-4". Labelled L-333. Taken ten minutes after introducing them.Not great pics but hopefully good enough. Thanks in advance.
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Definitely not L333...
I've only seen but a pic or two of the L206 but what I can gather... it appears that the markings aren't as clear on the head and the striping is a little bit different on the body at minimum... (I'm sure it is possible for there to be "other" differences) but Silurus had itendified this lad's fish as an L206 (which going by the caudal does not match yours)...http://www.plecofanatics.com/forum/show ... php?t=7324
And from Transfish (notice the caudal)
http://www.transfish.de/LCode/L206.jpg
I would lean more towards the L226 but perhaps you should give them time to settle (as I hate to go against Yann's opinion!) to be able to tell for sure. Here is a link to my L226 here on Planet Catfish...
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/im ... ge_id=7567
I've only seen but a pic or two of the L206 but what I can gather... it appears that the markings aren't as clear on the head and the striping is a little bit different on the body at minimum... (I'm sure it is possible for there to be "other" differences) but Silurus had itendified this lad's fish as an L206 (which going by the caudal does not match yours)...http://www.plecofanatics.com/forum/show ... php?t=7324
And from Transfish (notice the caudal)
http://www.transfish.de/LCode/L206.jpg
I would lean more towards the L226 but perhaps you should give them time to settle (as I hate to go against Yann's opinion!) to be able to tell for sure. Here is a link to my L226 here on Planet Catfish...
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/im ... ge_id=7567
These guys are great! 2 have claimed a cave each. I brought them in for someone else but think I'll hold on to them.
Are these commonly seen in the hobby?
Any info would be great as I don't seem to be able to find much. Personal experiences?
I was trying to compare the pics... Top: L-226. Middle: L-206 Bottom: L-??? What do you think? Thanks Aaron
Are these commonly seen in the hobby?
Any info would be great as I don't seem to be able to find much. Personal experiences?
I was trying to compare the pics... Top: L-226. Middle: L-206 Bottom: L-??? What do you think? Thanks Aaron
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Doh! Thanks for clarifying. That top pic has interesting striping for an L226, although I've not seen any juvies, only adults so that is perhaps where my malfunction was. I still see in that L206 that the stripes are broken in the caudal and the markings not as clear in the head region as stated in my original post... Where's Cup and Yann???