A. hoplogenys?

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francistrus
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A. hoplogenys?

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A friend of mine is moving, so he gave me some of his cats.
I want to identify this Ancistrus. It resembles hoplogenys to me. What do you think?

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Post by MatsP »

Ancistrus sp`rio_ucayali`


I would not keep different species of Ancistrus in the same tank - at least not if they are opposite sex as well.

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francistrus
Posts: 21
Joined: 23 May 2009, 14:38
My cats species list: 31 (i:15, k:0)
My aquaria list: 2 (i:0)
My BLogs: 4 (i:1, p:67)
Spotted: 2
Location 1: Málaga, Spain.
Location 2: Málaga, Spain
Interests: Aquarium fish (mainly cichlids and catfish), trekking, photography.
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Re: A. hoplogenys?

Post by francistrus »

Thanks Mats.
This individual is temporarily in my tank.
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