What's my name (syno)
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What's my name (syno)
I picked this guy up from my local fish shop today and on the tank they had him labeled as "Catfish".
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Re: What's my name (syno)
he has the long dorsal like an euptera.
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Re: What's my name (syno)
I think it' s synodontis_eupterus
or maybe Synodontis robbianus
or maybe Synodontis robbianus
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Re: What's my name (syno)
azabkar you are partially correct as this is a mix of Synodontis euptera and another unknown species, it has retained the basic shape of the eupteraI think it' s synodontis_eupterus
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Re: What's my name (syno)
The pattern, especially towards the tail, looks like smaller spots making up a semi or complete circle; similar to a jaguar's spots. I bring this up only because I noticed a tank at an lfs that was labeled Jaguar Synos. Tank was empty, somebody thought it was a good buy. These were listed as a eupterus X multipunctatus cross.