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But are they just a variation or a different species?
Bought as clown plec expecting Panaqolus maccus
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Bought as clown plec expecting Panaqolus maccus
Bought these fish a few months ago and they just aren't the same as my p.maccus.
But are they just a variation or a different species?
But are they just a variation or a different species?
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Re: Bought as clown plec expecting Panaqolus maccus
Thanks. Think you are right - I did look through but clicked on the ones least like mine first time through.
Maybe it will develop more spots as it develops. Thing I notice most about it is the thicker lips (when compared to my bns) when resting under a log.
Came out today when couldn't resist the New Era stick on food. Didn't like me photographing though which didn't help.
Maybe it will develop more spots as it develops. Thing I notice most about it is the thicker lips (when compared to my bns) when resting under a log.
Came out today when couldn't resist the New Era stick on food. Didn't like me photographing though which didn't help.