Video of possible L333

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Video of possible L333

Post by Lloydy »

Hi all,

http://youtu.be/O1nDK-Vfwgo

I've had this little guy for a few years and although it was bought as a L333, I've never been 100% sure, so I'm looking for help with the ID because I want to sell him before my L14's get much bigger and bully him/her too much.

I'll try to get a better video / picture but he/she is so shy its very difficult to get a good picture without removing it + cave from the tank, placing it in a dark bucket and waiting.

Also if anyone in England (probably S.England as I won't post) would like this little fella, feel free to PM me with an offer :)
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Re: Video of possible L333

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Hi.

It is hard to tell from this video but I will say it looks more like an L66 to me.
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Re: Video of possible L333

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A few dodgy camera phone pictures
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Now I am thinking L400.
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Re: Video of possible L333

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Unungy wrote:Now I am thinking L400.
It's not easy with these little guys is it? L66, L333, L400, other? :-?? ~X(
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Re: Video of possible L333

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L-399 Nice one
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Re: Video of possible L333

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Thank you for your thoughts djtonyel. Anyone else want to agree or disagree? :)
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Re: Video of possible L333

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Updated video...

http://youtu.be/G4MXX-kCKE4[/youtube]

http://youtu.be/G4MXX-kCKE4
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