The first one is Ancistrus sp. L 100

Second one is L 322 = Lasiancistrus saetiger


André

Hi

The Hypostomus on your pictures is not Hypostomus mutucae !! It shows a Hypostomus sp. L 233.

Regards

André

It´s a juvenile Scobinancistrus sp. L 368.

L 368 are often imported together with Baryancistrus L 142.

See Link below for a semiadult L 368

http://www.transfish.de/LCode/nummernneu/L368.jpg

Hi,

So my "L186a" can be called L350 now?

No, you have to wait 1 month, then your "Fred" will also get a L-number.

Regards

Andre

Shane,

the Rio Cauca, an Amazon (or south flowing) drainage.

Very interesting. This seems to be the first river flowing uphill.

André

Shane,

still waiting for your positive identification of L 333.

André

Shane, L 199 might be the fish you are talking about. L 199 is also a Hypancistrus spec. All L-Numbers from Venezuela (introduced by Transfish) were collected in Venezuelan waters and legally exported out of Venezuela. The only fish in question is L 124-127 and L 129. Those fish had been possibly ...

Yann, L 333 comes from the Rio Xingu, Para, Brasil. Who gave you the information that the fish comes from Colombia? LDA 19 was only exported from Venezuela, but they were collected on the colombian side of the Orinoco, like L 129. There is no confusion, only problem is that wrong datas are published ...

Hi Yann,

what are you trying to tell us?
L 333 is from Colombia????? L 333 is LDA 19 ???

André