New Bristlenose - any additional info?

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erikzen
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New Bristlenose - any additional info?

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What a great site!!!

I bought a bristlenose catfish a few days ago, at least that's what I think it is. It's what I told the guy at the LFS it was, anyway! :lol:

Can anyone give me more information on this guy? His name is Randolph and he's just over 3 inches
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Post by Shane »

Erikzen,
Your fish is a male Ancistrus triradiatus. Take a look in the Cat-elog for more inormation.
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Post by erikzen »

Shane,

Thanks very much for the information!
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Post by Kimrin »

Shane
Could you point out what differentiates this fish from Ancistrus sp. 1 in the Catalog? I ask because I have a bn that resembles both of them.

Thanks
Kim
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