Please help with the identification of this large doradid.
Please help with the identification of this large doradid.
what is this big doradid? please help its not a niger or megladoras.
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Re: Please help with the identification of this large doradi
Clearly not a Megalodoras, what do you see in this fish that makes you say that about ? The scutes look a bit like right enough, but these develop a heck of a lot with age. What size is the pictured fish?matty wrote:please help its not a niger or megladoras.
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It's size is
It is appx 12 total length.
Ive seen these fish before, on a fishing program the guy caught them near the outflow of a slaughter house in manaus he said the locals called them Heki does that ring any bells with anyone?
Ive seen these fish before, on a fishing program the guy caught them near the outflow of a slaughter house in manaus he said the locals called them Heki does that ring any bells with anyone?
can anyone identify this large doradid
I have an 8" cat identical to yours, I am sure that they are centrodoras brachiatus. There is a picture and profice on this site, but there is very little info. Maybe someone out there knows more. I know mine is very peaceful and eats almost any food. He lives with several large Raphaels and synodontis cats.
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take a look at this link
http://www.scotcat.com/doradidae/centro ... hiatus.htm
the nose is much blunter than on centrodoras.
http://www.scotcat.com/doradidae/centro ... hiatus.htm
the nose is much blunter than on centrodoras.