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Posted: **06 Oct 2013, 15:52**

racoll wrote:
Trachelyopterichthys
? Only got one of these. Appears rare.

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Given the fact that it lacks an adipose, this should be

Great stuff anyway!!

Posted: **06 Oct 2013, 16:20**

A Dream.......

Posted: **07 Oct 2013, 13:02**

Hi all,
Looks like Laetacara araguaiae.

cheers Darrel

Posted: **08 Oct 2013, 15:33**

JamesFish wrote: Sad question but any idea if that mud like rock can be bought?

Nice idea, but don't think it would work. It would make a horrible mess of the tank, as the water would go very cloudy for sure.

kruseman wrote:The Centromochlus sure looks a lot like C. concolor.

Yes, they are similar indeed. Will have to check in more detail.

Marc van Arc wrote:Ageneiosus Looks a lot like A. marmoratus, but the paleness of this fish.....

It was pale because it was very dead and starting to go bad. I don't think it looked like that in life.

Marc van Arc wrote:Given the fact that it lacks an adipose, this should be Trachelyopterus coriaceus

Nice one. Thanks. I was struggling to work out what that one was.

Posted: **08 Oct 2013, 17:44**

racoll wrote:A discus. Also under the pier!
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Really? I thought was more difficult to find discus in the wild!
Thank you for sharing!!

Posted: **08 Oct 2013, 20:19**

Elwood wrote:Really? I thought was more difficult to find discus in the wild!

It's not, some people rather exaggerate this point and have created this misconception.

Jools

Posted: **11 Oct 2018, 17:07**

The Hemiancistrus sabaji looks great!

Rio Tapajós