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Previously identified as such but what makes me question is its size which is 20cm or a bit more. Cat-eLog says it should be 15cm. Also, it's not really brown, grey rather.

head:
http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/iso/img636342.jpg

sides:
http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/iso/img636344.jpg
http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/iso/img636343.jpg

tail:
http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/iso/img636345.jpg

It's been living in the tank around 15 years and is still roaming around wildly (not easy to take photos of).

The sizes in the Cat-eLog are Standard length, so not including the tail, and they are generally correct "to the best of our knowledge" - which means that if you or somone else can provide good evidence to show that it's incorrect, then we'll fix it.

A photo, with a ruler next to the fish, clearly showing the scale of the ruler, is sufficient to change the Cat-eLog.

I can't comment on the ID, but I wouldn't rule it out simply based on the max-size in the Cat-eLog - it can be "low".

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Mats

Yup, the ID is correct. I have seen wild-caught specimens of about 20 cm SL being sold in markets for food.
They are often much grayer when adult (although the wild ones typically have a yellowish sheen when freshly dead).

So, HH, do you think it's fair to extend the size to 200mm SL in the Cat-eLog?

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Mats