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my new L183
Posted: 11 Jun 2008, 06:03
by katmandu
bought it 2 weeks ago:
thnks for looking
Tom
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Re: my new L183
Posted: 11 Jun 2008, 08:05
by Barbie
It's a very pretty fish! I think it's probably going to be L059, not L183 though. See the red in the finnage? It's hard to tell how much white trim is on the fins in the pictures. Could you take some more for us?
Barbie
Re: my new L183
Posted: 11 Jun 2008, 09:54
by MatsP
Yes, I'd say L059 as well, or perhaps
.
is one of the easiest Ancistrus species to recognize, as it's got more dorsal rays than any other (known) Ancistrus, with 10 dorsal rays (1 hard and 9 soft rays), as opposed to 8 (1 hard and 7 soft) for all other (known) species.
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Mats
Re: my new L183
Posted: 11 Jun 2008, 10:22
by racoll
This fish appears consistent with
, and is more readily available in the trade than L059.
Re: my new L183
Posted: 11 Jun 2008, 10:36
by MatsP
And with a decent shop, figuring out whether the fish came from Peru (or possibly Colombia) or if it came from Brazil shouldn't be too difficult.
Peru/Colombia: sp Rio Ucayali
Brazil: L059.
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Mats
Re: my new L183
Posted: 11 Jun 2008, 12:58
by Loracidlover
Hello,
Ancistrus sp. Rio_Ucayali seems to be cropping up alot in England at the moment, a LFS owner told me they are having huge difficulty sourcing "common" ancistrus and as such are stocking tankfulls of peruvian sp.Rio Ucayali priced at £5 each, this has been the case here in the southwest for the last month or so. Your fish match my rio Ucayali's exactly, and since there is a large influx of them, in this part of the country at least, I expect this is what you have,
Conrad
Re: my new L183
Posted: 11 Jun 2008, 20:12
by katmandu
thanks guys.
i think you are right.still georgeous fish
thanks again for info
regards
katmandu