is this L129? (More pics added)

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is this L129? (More pics added)

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Want to be sure this is L129. Is it? Sorry but these are the best pics i have at the moment. It is approx 5cms TL.
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Maybe, the picture is not so good but it also look like a very young fish, Hypancistrus species can look extremely similar as youngster's.
Can you try to take better pictures and then come back and ask?

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Hi!

Judging by the fact it is rather small and has already has some good odontodes on pectoral and plate I would say yes it is Hypancistrus debilittera

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Post by lisa23 »

Thanks Yann. :thumbsup:
I was amazed at the amount of odontodal growth it has, i never really noticed it until i took the pics :)
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