A Syno again...
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A Syno again...
Hi!
What do you think about these guy?
http://forum.zierfisch-hilfe.de/attachm ... entid=1970
Thank you and best regards,
Oliver
What do you think about these guy?
http://forum.zierfisch-hilfe.de/attachm ... entid=1970
Thank you and best regards,
Oliver
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I'm getting some sort of hack-admin error page when I click the link for the picture......
it says that I try to get access with a blocked IP adress and a proxy, wich is bull ofcourse.
but then it gets downright creepy, cause it automatically redirects me to the homepage of my very own router, showing all the stats!
wich makes me wish I HAD use a proxy, blocked IP adress etc etc
it says that I try to get access with a blocked IP adress and a proxy, wich is bull ofcourse.
but then it gets downright creepy, cause it automatically redirects me to the homepage of my very own router, showing all the stats!

wich makes me wish I HAD use a proxy, blocked IP adress etc etc
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The picture was posted on my website. I know no details, but i´ll ask him.
But the crucial detail is missing - the filament.

Thanks for your comments,
Oliver
S. filamentosus have these colouration in the fins and looks a little, little bit similary.that also has the dark pectoral and caudal areas.
But the crucial detail is missing - the filament.

Sorry,I'm getting some sort of hack-admin error page when I click the link for the picture......

Thanks for your comments,
Oliver
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Hi there
It doesn't really look like any of the filamentosus i've encountered.
With the dark-ish patches in the dorsal & pectorals adjacent to the body & the dark bars in the lobes of the tail it hints at a hybrid (but not one i've come across). That said there are must be too many variants to count by now!
It doesn't really look like any of the filamentosus i've encountered.
With the dark-ish patches in the dorsal & pectorals adjacent to the body & the dark bars in the lobes of the tail it hints at a hybrid (but not one i've come across). That said there are must be too many variants to count by now!