Hi,
A shop in holland, called Utaka, have imported these ancistrus as ancistrus minutus, are they!?
They are caught in the rio tocantins, and are 8-9cm TL.
http://youtu.be/QxkMUm8VDTU
What ancistrus!?
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Re: What ancistrus!?
If they are 8-9cm total length, that is about the maximum size minutus get to i think. They could be minutus but i can't find much data on this species although collection location would be correct
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Re: What ancistrus!?
They look like A. Minutus.. I didn't saw them in real life yet, but I will next saturday!
Someone else with an opinion on these beautiful fish!?
Someone else with an opinion on these beautiful fish!?
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