L333's types

Oscar · Post by **Oscar** » 04 May 2005, 09:58

Of the some L333 that I have, one looks like different, in form (caudal fin) and coloration.

L333.

The other.

true L333's variety? Other sp. or l-number?

Thanks in advance.

MatsP · Post by **MatsP** » 04 May 2005, 10:12

The other fish looks like to me.

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Mats

Oscar · Post by **Oscar** » 04 May 2005, 13:34

MatsP wrote:The other fish looks like
Hypancistrus sp(L236)
to me.

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Mats

Maybe.

Looks like very similar to this L333 at cat-elog.

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/lo ... 1024_1.php

plecplonkfizz · Post by **plecplonkfizz** » 04 May 2005, 14:55

Don't think it's L236.
More likely L333.They are very variable in pattern and colour.Similar to this http://www.aqua-global.de/Bilder/Hypanc ... L333_3.jpg

kev · Post by **kev** » 04 May 2005, 16:19

im with mats they look like L236, i have several of both and they look like the L236.

Kev.

stina · Post by **stina** » 04 May 2005, 19:42

HYPAN'S ALL THE WAY!!!

I must say, your pics are GREAT, but Plec's are BREATHTAKING...

regards
Stina

Yann · Post by **Yann** » 04 May 2005, 20:37

Hi!

Yes the first picture fish show L333

regarding the second fish...

I doubt it is a L333.
I also doubt it is a L236, way too different...

Cheers
Yann

Post by **Janne** » 05 May 2005, 15:27

They share the same shape of their body and both have equal sized eyes placed on the same place on their head, the nose are short and the whole fish look stubby.
I would say that both are the same species...L333.

Janne

Yann · Post by **Yann** » 05 May 2005, 16:30

Hi!

Yes the body shape is very similar.
the eye coloration is a bit different still.
But base on body shape I would agree on the L333 id

Cheers
Yann

Cattleya · Post by **Cattleya** » 05 May 2005, 19:00

Hi

equal sized eyes placed on the same place on their head

but the color of the eyes is different !!
I doubt it is a L333. I Think th second is L270 .
LG Udo

Oscar · Post by **Oscar** » 05 May 2005, 22:14

They share the same shape of their body and both have equal sized eyes placed on the same place on their head, the nose are short and the whole fish look stubby.

I agree with these, but the eye and caudal are a bit different.

Sven T. · Post by **Sven T.** » 06 May 2005, 08:47

Hi,

IMO the colour of the eyes say nothing about the species. I have seen several examples of plaecos from the same species with different coloured eyes.

Sven

Post by **Janne** » 06 May 2005, 12:29

Even that I think they are the same species I would not breed different pattern morph with each other, no one can be totally sure before they are scientic described...maybe not even then.
And local species should not either be mixed together but that is easy to say and harder to follow...how knows what is local? I mean it is very common with mixed boxes and also a great variety between individual of the same species and so on and we have no idea where they are collected...just the words from the exporter but it's not him that collect the species.

Janne

Oscar · Post by **Oscar** » 09 May 2005, 00:40

I mean it is very common with mixed boxes and also a great variety between individual of the same species and so on and we have no idea where they are collected...just the words from the exporter but it's not him that collect the species.

I understand that.

But, being as L333 both, the fish I see strange, also the differences I can see, the growth is more slowly than the others L333 I have, and then I thought this fish will be another l-number.

stina · Post by **stina** » 09 May 2005, 11:05

Janne wrote:Even that I think they are the same species I would not breed different pattern morph with each other, no one can be totally sure before they are scientic described...maybe not even then.
Janne

I totaly agree with this part, and soon you will see what Janne has meant by that.
There is lots of species out there with similiar body pattern, and until they are scientic described we can only guess what they are...
best regards,
Vedran