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Check the caudal fin, that's the easy part.
if it has a straight vertical edge and it's margin is colorless: L cyclurus. all fins on this cat have the clear edge, but it takes a close view to see it.
if the caudal is rounded and the whole fish including fins doesn't have clear edges anywhere on any fins it's L brevispinis.
caretaking is similar, but brevi's are more mildmannered, less territorial, smaller in general and far less inclined to dine on small tankmates than cyclurus.
if it has a straight vertical edge and it's margin is colorless: L cyclurus. all fins on this cat have the clear edge, but it takes a close view to see it.
if the caudal is rounded and the whole fish including fins doesn't have clear edges anywhere on any fins it's L brevispinis.
caretaking is similar, but brevi's are more mildmannered, less territorial, smaller in general and far less inclined to dine on small tankmates than cyclurus.
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