I had a nice comments from our finnish forum. Now I define this for the time being as Synodontis cf. obesus.

Silurus wrote:An old

Synodontis schall

, I think.

Hmm. Thank you! This is interesting! That might be it. If being bad kept in its early years, might be that size. But is it still really small individual?

I purchased this today from another hobbyist, who was tryin tu get rid of some extra fishes. First I thought, that it is a hybrid, but is it? Something there is really close to Synodotis Sorex though. Not enough big eye, but still. Quite long tailfin, i think. It is approximately 17 cm and "few ...

Extremely interesting! Seeking a photo. Really nice that these Synos still pops up. Is there little more info about that "managable size"? Max TL 10"?

I'm having conversation with me. I'm quite positive to bet that it is Synodontis robbiana. Another short video be my guest!

I'm more inclined to think Synodontis nigrita . I thought that also, but the size doesn't fit. Nigrita would probabaly be way over 15 cm at that age, doesn't it? I'm leaning now towards the fact that it would be the S. robbianus breed from the east that were sold as njassae. I've told that even ...

Hi all! I purchased this Synodontis from my favorite cichlid-store. Seller couldn't remember where this fish came. It was probably sold as a njassae but really isn't it of course! T3wQLhjSB94 It's been in the shop at least three years. Some think it's breed S. robbianus from the east, some think it ...

My friend has a problem considering pleco identifying. We discussed it in our finnish Aqua-web -forum, and the pictures are there. The picture which is first is not the problem. That's told to be someones L-66, but what are the "number two and three" -pictures, which are under the first picture? To ...

B.I.N.G.O. and Bingo was its name, oh... Thank you!

This was found in a local pet store in Finland. Length TL is about 7cm.





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or would it be after revision, S. lucipinna Veikko Are you referring to the way Syno's are referred to in the Ferraris list of catfish or which revision do you mean? Birger Hi, and sorry because of the late answer! Respected and appreciated catfish expert Pertti Rassi wrote in finnish Akvaristi ...

I'm sure only what comes to the last picture. Synodontis lucipinnis, or would it be after revision, S. lucipinna. Wonderful species.

Yep, hybrid. S. decorus probably been used as another species.

Hi! I have purchased year ago three L-5 plecos. biggest, assumed to be mele is TL 9 cm, smaller ones assumed being female being TL 4 cm and 7 cm. I ordered one male and two female, and looking pectoral fins these might be the facts, if you can say so. I supposed they are capable to breed. At one ...

And more the merrier: S. schoutedeni it is. Beautiful ones, I think, very dark version. Eats very easily herself to fat ball. So proper or shall I say, controlled nurturing, is important.

These two fellows were sold as Synodontis petricola . Frankly, I think these are Synodontis lucipinnis ? TL is 8 cm. Opinions? http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/7074/petri3rh9.th.jpg http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/5193/petri2ls5.th.jpg http://img385.imageshack.us/img385/5118/petrijk7.th.jpg

Oh my...

S. nummifer is quite rare in here Finland. Still, I do not come up with any other conclusion than that species. I think this one is quite old. Every year is a bonus from now on.

Hi!

Length (TL) is exactly 20cm. Company is S. notatus, S. eupterus, S. alberti and S. ocellifer. Tank is 450 l. Fish has not been probably eaten well, as being quite low in hierarchy in the previous tank.

I'm really confused with this one.

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Now you see it.

Oh my. Back to the shop. Thank you, folks!

Hi!

So these are the best three pictures I have. (TL 8 cm.)



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