Does anyone know what type of Loricarid this is???

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Does anyone know what type of Loricarid this is???

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Hi,

Just wondering if anyone can help me out here. Looked thru all the L numbers in planet catfish but still unsure of which type of catfish this is. The only one close to it was a L-074 (Ringlet tiger pleco), still could be wrong. Please help. Pictures are below:


http://eheim-uk.com/planetcatfish/galle ... lbun06/L_1

http://eheim-uk.com/planetcatfish/galle ... /albun06/L

TIA
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Post by Achim »

Hi,

Panaque (or Panaqolus...) sp. L204 from Peru.

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I thought that is L204.

http://www.l-welse.com/forum/index.php? ... =03&ID=209 L204
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Post by Silurus »

Some of the stripes are broken up into spots, but those are all the same species.
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L-204

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Thanks very much guys. It does look like a L-204.

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L-204

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Hi again guys,

I'm not sure whether this is the right section to ask but if its not please move it to the appropriate section.
Does anyone know more about the fish besides the norm? I've searched the web but could not find much on them. If anyone has this fish, please care to share your experiences about the fish.

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Post by Jools »

I really should put some data up on them (unless we can persuade Yann into a data submission) as they are quite common.

Hassle (PM) me in a few days if I haven't got some data online.

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Post by Yann »

Hi!

Sure Jools!
I ll work on it... :wink:
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L-204

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Thanks guys, much appreciated.

Waiting in anticipation.

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