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Ancistrus pics for Cat-elog
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Re: Ancistrus pics for Cat-elog
*bump*
FWIW, I am not so sure about the top one and I don't think the bottom one is a correct ID. However, I've not spend the necessary time to figure out what as that's what Birger (and you all!) are helping with.
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FWIW, I am not so sure about the top one and I don't think the bottom one is a correct ID. However, I've not spend the necessary time to figure out what as that's what Birger (and you all!) are helping with.
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Re: Ancistrus pics for Cat-elog
The last one reminds me Ancistrus sp Rio Paraguay Red Point!!
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Re: Ancistrus pics for Cat-elog
The first one could be one of many species.
The second one I think is probably not A. pirareta. It's a bit pale, but I agree that A. spec Rio Paraguay is a possible match. Other possibilities are L89, A. spec. Wabenmuster (listed here on PC as A. tamboensis), or A. spec. Colombia. Is there a picture showing the entire fish? L89 and A. spec. Wabenmuster should have a seam on the caudal.
The second one I think is probably not A. pirareta. It's a bit pale, but I agree that A. spec Rio Paraguay is a possible match. Other possibilities are L89, A. spec. Wabenmuster (listed here on PC as A. tamboensis), or A. spec. Colombia. Is there a picture showing the entire fish? L89 and A. spec. Wabenmuster should have a seam on the caudal.
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Re: Ancistrus pics for Cat-elog
Well, I've asked Patrick to comment on any further information on these fishes in terms of location (or anything useful). I think without that they might have to be left unused.
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Re: Ancistrus pics for Cat-elog
Hi.
The first one are a import from Brasil.
The second one comes from an import from Paraguay.I buy 10 pics of this species and they have breed for the first time the last year.
Attached other pictures.Tomorrow I try to take better pictures.
The first one are a import from Brasil.
The second one comes from an import from Paraguay.I buy 10 pics of this species and they have breed for the first time the last year.
Attached other pictures.Tomorrow I try to take better pictures.
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