Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
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Re: Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
I Think is L-357
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Re: Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
Both suggested species show similarities and differences.
L357:
+same pattern in the fins
+little space between the spots
-L357 has smaller spots
L309:
+big spots
-L309 has more space between the spots
-The Ancistrus we try to ID has no spots on the belly wich you can't see on the pics posted here
On a dutch forum someone suggested , I don't think that's a match.
What about ?
L357:
+same pattern in the fins
+little space between the spots
-L357 has smaller spots
L309:
+big spots
-L309 has more space between the spots
-The Ancistrus we try to ID has no spots on the belly wich you can't see on the pics posted here
On a dutch forum someone suggested , I don't think that's a match.
What about ?
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Re: Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
I collected 1,000s of those in Venezuela and they are, unfortunately, not your fish.On a dutch forum someone suggested Ancistrus brevifilis, I don't think that's a match.
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Re: Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
isn't this the species they call Ancistrus sp. 'Wabenmuster' in germany? in the US they call it A. sp. 'Honeycomb' I think...
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Re: Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
They look similar but mine (actually they are at my work) have not a patterned belly, also the distribution doesn't fit. These are from Peru, A. sp. "honeycomb" is from Brazil.DutchFry wrote:isn't this the species they call Ancistrus sp. 'Wabenmuster' in germany? in the US they call it A. sp. 'Honeycomb' I think...
Here is a pic from the belly:
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Re: Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
I received some info from the wholesaler:
The ones that should be dolichopterus are from the Itaya river.
The others are from the Ucayali river.
The ones that should be dolichopterus are from the Itaya river.
The others are from the Ucayali river.
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Re: Here we go again, WC Ancistrus
I don't know if this is a characteristic or not. I've just ordered the species description and will see if that offers any clues.Bijn wrote:What about the belly pattern?
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