Euchiloglanis davidi
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Euchiloglanis davidi
Anyone have any info on this cracking fish?
Cannot seem to find much info
Cheers
Cannot seem to find much info
Cheers
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Re: Euchiloglanis davidi
Hi
A very rare fish. Possibly never been kept in the West? What kind of info are you looking for?
I understand Pier Aquatics are getting some in.
A very rare fish. Possibly never been kept in the West? What kind of info are you looking for?
I understand Pier Aquatics are getting some in.
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Re: Euchiloglanis davidi
Not sure why, but the picture posted by Neil on FB is the same as our picture of .
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Re: Euchiloglanis davidi
Looks like an extreme rapid dwelling sisorid catfish???
I remember a picture MrTree posted on the old Petfrd of a rapid where he had collected some sisorids. Looked extremely rough. Don't remember what species he collected though.
I remember a picture MrTree posted on the old Petfrd of a rapid where he had collected some sisorids. Looked extremely rough. Don't remember what species he collected though.
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Re: Euchiloglanis davidi
It wasn't Euchiloglanis. He's collected Pareuchiloglanis/Creteuchiloglanis (I forgot which. or maybe it was both), Exostoma and Oreoglanis.Shovelnose wrote:Don't remember what species he collected though.
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Re: Euchiloglanis davidi
Oh alright. I do remember Oreoglanis but not the others.
Balaji
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
Major: Now what's this... stone, stone, stone, (looks down at his hand) and scissors. Now. Scissors cut everything, don't they?
Sergeant: Not stone, sir.
Major: They're very good scissors!!
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Re: Euchiloglanis davidi
Probably because there are no (or very few) pics of live fish if E. davidi.MatsP wrote:Not sure why, but the picture posted by Neil on FB is the same as our picture of .
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Re: Euchiloglanis davidi
Hi Mats , Because this is the most accurate picture of it according to my very reputable source .Given the very rare nature of this fish and that is not a regular import we will have to see.
I dont mind as long as they arrive well if they only look half as good as the picture they will be stunning.
I dont mind as long as they arrive well if they only look half as good as the picture they will be stunning.
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