Sturisoma ID

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Al
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Sturisoma ID

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Alex
Al
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Post by Javier »

Hi Al!
I think the fish you have is Sturisoma panamense ;). I have also a couple of them and really they are not only beautiful besides they have a very curious behavior.

Greetings, Javier tup
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Post by sidguppy »

Looks just like any other S aureum (proper name S festivum!) to me, although with very nice contrasting colors.....
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Al
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Thanks...

I bought as S.aureum these fish

http://aquaristclub.org/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=1040
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Post by sidguppy »

that seems to be one, true.

these things have a wide variety of color as well as contrast! some are downright smuzz brown with vague patterns and others are striking.....
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