Id, Ancistrus sp. "xingu"

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Id, Ancistrus sp. "xingu"

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With some Spectracanthicus sp. (L254) and some Parancistrus sp. (L030), have arrived at LFS two Ancistrus sp. without l-number or species name. Any idea?

Probably L100?
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Thanks in advance.

Regards.
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Do you think you can call your LFS and find out what river they come from

Here my LFS got a list of where each species are actually caught, maybe your lfs have the same...

That would be a great help...

In Norway i often find L-183, sold as L59....so getting the name of the river might help
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First is very similar to L100:

http://www.transfish.de/LCode/nummernneu/L100.jpg

(and L100 is from Xingú river)
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The second fish is perhaps not from the right place, but how about ?

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Jools wrote:The second fish is perhaps not from the right place, but how about ?

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the flat shape resembles much more Lasiancistrus than Ancistrus and is very similar to L332... Oscar, maybe from river Guama this fish?
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Jorge wrote:
Jools wrote:The second fish is perhaps not from the right place, but how about ?

Jools
the flat shape resembles much more Lasiancistrus than Ancistrus and is very similar to L332... Oscar, maybe from river Guama this fish?
The pectoral fin spines are very long too for Ancistrus.

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The first one is Ancistrus sp. L 100

Second one is L 322 = Lasiancistrus saetiger


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Post by Oscar »

Thanks for the replies. :wink:
sharko wrote:In Norway i often find L-183, sold as L59....so getting the name of the river might help
Yes, but, this fish looks like a bit lower and strait.
Jools wrote:The second fish is perhaps not from the right place, but how about Lasiancistrus sp(l322)?
I think it's the correct Id. These fish arrive at LFS with bad health, and I can't take more pics or see them again. :(
Jorge wrote:Oscar, maybe from river Guama this fish?
Maybe :roll: . In the same week arrived from Brasil more fish, L236, L287, L333, .....

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