Hi! Who is it, when I bought that said Rineloricaria castroi?
thanks.
Rineloricaria
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dolgolev
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dolgolev
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dolgolev
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Viktor Jarikov
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Re: Rineloricaria
Welcome! Can't help you much - I can't find the fish name you are citing... but will give you a bump. I guess you are from Russia. It'd be good to indicate that unless you prefer to remain incognito and keep people guessing what country is Voronezh 
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Re: Rineloricaria
When it comes to identifying these fish, it's always good to first rule out . These are the most common species in the trade.
P.S. ignore the vs. confusion. There's a small taxonomic issue going on there (see here).
P.S. ignore the vs. confusion. There's a small taxonomic issue going on there (see here).
