"albino" eupterus
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Albinoeupterus
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"albino" eupterus
here is my "paradox albino marbled synodontis eupterus" what 2 fish would cause this mutation? and are there any true albino eupterus out there or golden? i want one so bad. and a synodontis clarias those are so beautiful with that red tail
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Re: "albino" eupterus
Hi Albinoeupterus,
Welcome to PlanetCatfish!
About your fish, to me it looks more piebald than albino.
Cheers, Eric
Welcome to PlanetCatfish!
About your fish, to me it looks more piebald than albino.
Cheers, Eric
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Re: "albino" eupterus
How long have you kept the fish?
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Re: "albino" eupterus
It seems they have just appeared on the Predatory Fins list some months ago? And under the name cited in the OP.
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Re: "albino" eupterus
I know the thread's gone a bit cold, but this looks a more like LLD to me than anything else.
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Re: "albino" eupterus
Lateral line depigmentation would run along the lateral line wouldn't it? This seems too random to be that and looks like a piebald mutation. But I'm not catfish expert.
It certainly isn't an albino with the eye pigmentation the picture shows.
It certainly isn't an albino with the eye pigmentation the picture shows.
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Re: "albino" eupterus
Funny that they are suddenly showing up, and in the US first it seems, I saw two specimens this weekend at the OCA Extravaganza. And even though I am normally not into this colouration and especially not in man made forms, they can look rather stunning really. I will upload photos later to compare, the two were very different to each other.
Daniel