
LDA33 or L201?
LDA33 or L201?
It was sold as a LDA33 but I've been told to post here by http://www.zebrapleco.com/ to see what the experts say. They tend to think it is a L201 as do I. Any help would be appreciated.


Bobby
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Yes, but if you look at the pictures of B. sp(LDA33) above, you'll see that this species also have fairly large eyes. The body shape is also somewhat different: Baryancistrus is a little wider over the head than similar size Hypancistrus.
Combine these features with the fact that LDA33 should be more black and white rather than dark grey/yellow like your fish, and I think we're pretty close to determining the species of your fish to be Hypancistrus inspector.
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Mats
Combine these features with the fact that LDA33 should be more black and white rather than dark grey/yellow like your fish, and I think we're pretty close to determining the species of your fish to be Hypancistrus inspector.
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Mats
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