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L 68 is under Lasiancistrus in the Cat-eLog. DATZ says Bariancistrus and the fish certainly looks more like that genus.
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Post by Jools »

DATZ says "possibly Baryancistrus"! I think Ancistrinae sp. (although that's no longer a valid home either) might be a better idea. It is probably = L143 and that, apparently, is a Lasiancistrus at least sensu lato.

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Yeah, I saw that Jon placed ancistrinae within the hypostominae. Otherwise, I certainly agree it would be a better place.
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Post by Jools »

After some of the usual detective work you have to do when dealing with "messy" l-numbers, I've renamed the fish currently featured as L068/L143 as L143, and created a new, seperate entry for L068 as "ancistini sp(l068)" until we find out what L068 actually is. That will need more imports of it. Something that appears not to have happened since 1990!

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