I do not know the species or sex of this L200 any help would be appreciated.
I will post some pics, but first how do you post pics.
L200 species and sexing help
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wwicks
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Re: L200 species and sexing help
If you check the cat-elog at the top of the page, look under "L numbers". The two species are listed with pictures. Photo bucket is easy to use for posting pictures, they even have an app!!
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wwicks
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Re: L200 species and sexing help
I have looked through both of the L200 species in the Cat-elog and I am still not quite sure, so anyone who possibly owns both or just one, what do you think?
Here are some pics on photo bucket:
http://s1280.photobucket.com/user/wwick ... sort=3&o=1
Here are some pics on photo bucket:
http://s1280.photobucket.com/user/wwick ... sort=3&o=1
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Atmichaels
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Re: L200 species and sexing help
Looks like the dorsal and adipose fins are both connected. Which would make it baryancistrus demantoides, also known as the hi-fin green phantom. The dorsal is definitely higher than my hemiancistrus subviridis. Can't help you on gender though.