hi can someone tell me the number of this ancistrus
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which L# is this ancistrus
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Yann
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Re: which L# is this ancistrus
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Re: which L# is this ancistrus
The ID is hard to make out from the photo, although I believe Yann is right.
The size of the fish would potentially make it more or less likely - my guess is that this fish is around 2.5-3cm (1-1 1/4") - small fish are more markedly spotted, and the spots gets (relatively to the size of the fish) smaller and less bright as the fish grows larger.
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The size of the fish would potentially make it more or less likely - my guess is that this fish is around 2.5-3cm (1-1 1/4") - small fish are more markedly spotted, and the spots gets (relatively to the size of the fish) smaller and less bright as the fish grows larger.
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Mats
Re: which L# is this ancistrus
excellent the fish was around 1.75" when this picture was taken it is now piebald in places i will try to get a better picture as she is about 3" now unfortunately im right in the middle of a bad bateria bloom so its like looking through thick fog untill my UV gets here
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