New (to me anyway) colourful Hypostomus?

YouTube · Post by **Jools** » 05 Apr 2003, 10:07

Appears to be a colourful spsecies, I'm not familiar with it.

http://www.sivanet.idv.tw/stone/html/new.htm
http://hfs.uhome.net/cgi-bin/forum/topi ... =12&show=0

Anyone have more details or have seen these for sale and have pics?

Jools

clothahump · Post by **clothahump** » 05 Apr 2003, 11:31

If you do not get any response here Jools, contact LZ they are his pics.
You could always get Dinyar or Rusty to join and get more info that way.
The pics in the forums are hosted on my server.
http://eheim-uk.com/planetcatfish/galle ... ry/album68

TKP · Post by **TKP** » 05 Apr 2003, 14:16

This is a new pleco in Taiwan, I never saw it before.
two 30cm long TWD$60000(us$1700)each,three 20cm long TWD$30000(us$850)each.

YouTube · Post by **Jools** » 05 Apr 2003, 15:32

TKP wrote:This is a new pl*co in Taiwan, I never saw it before.
two 30cm long TWD$60000(us$1700)each,three 20cm long TWD$30000(us$850)each.

Well, I think we should keep our eyes open for it. Any donations of pictures for the cat-elog would be gratefully recieved...

Any idea on where it comes from (I'm looking at least for a river system)?

Cheers,

Jools

Achim · Post by **Achim** » 05 Apr 2003, 19:07

Hi,

i think this is Hypostomus luteus (like said in one of the links), a species from the Rio Uruguay in southern Brasil. There is a detailed article about the Hypostomus species of this system by Roberto Reis in the first DATZ Sonderheft Harnischwelse from 1992. H. luteus was described by Godoy in 1980. Reis describes in his article the change of colouration one can nicely see in the pictures of the link. Small H. luteus with total length less than 80mm are totally dark with white dots. The bigger they become, first the unpaired fins start getting yellow, then the body from posterior to anterior. Large fish are either yellow except for the head or even totally yellow.

Literature:

Reis, R. 1992
Die Hypostomus-Arten SÃ¼dbrasiliens
DATZ Sonderheft Harnischwelse: 45-48

Godoy, M. P. 1980.
PoluiÃ§Ã£o -- peixes e pesca. Reconhecimento preliminar com descriÃ§Ã£o de duas espÃ©cie novas de peixes. RelatÃ³rio TÃ©cnico Eletrosul. 1-45

There are some very beautiful Hypostomus species in southern Brasil (H. roseopunctatus, regani, margaritifer, luteus, ternetzi...), unfortunatly they are not very suitable for aquarium care because of their size and the lower temparatures they need.

Greetings... Achim

Post by **Dinyar** » 05 Apr 2003, 23:03

Thr Chinese caption on the Basil Aquarium pix just gives the Chinese common name of the fish, "Nihong damo II xing", which translates as "Neon Indian monk type II".

At these prices, I could buy a whole Indian temple.

Dinyar

Graeme · Post by **Graeme** » 05 Apr 2003, 23:11

Those prices are outrageus. Wish i had a back garden leading into a river in S America.
Nice members on that forum.

Graeme.

plecoman · Post by **plecoman** » 06 Apr 2003, 10:27

Oh, It doesn't really mean neon Indian Monk.... The first 2 chracters kind of means neon, but it is neon red, or bright red. The last two is a common name for pleco.

I am a member of the forum with the yellow coloration pleco... and TKP is the forum master there, it is a great forum.

clothahump · Post by **clothahump** » 06 Apr 2003, 11:48

Jools wrote:
TKP wrote:This is a new pl*co in Taiwan, I never saw it before.
two 30cm long TWD$60000(us$1700)each,three 20cm long TWD$30000(us$850)each.
Well, I think we should keep our eyes open for it. Any donations of pictures for the cat-elog would be gratefully recieved...

Any idea on where it comes from (I'm looking at least for a river system)?

Cheers,

Jools

The pics in the forums are hosted on my server.
http://eheim-uk.com/planetcatfish/galle ... ry/album68

Post by **Dinyar** » 06 Apr 2003, 16:42

plecoman wrote:Oh, It doesn't really mean neon Indian Monk.... The first 2 chracters kind of means neon, but it is neon red, or bright red. The last two is a common name for pl*co.

Plecoman,

"Nihong" is a transliteration of "neon". Though "hong", "red" is the second character, it is used for the sound, not the meaning. "Damo" has been used for two thousand years to mean "Buddhist sage from India". Sure, it also is used nowadays to mean "pleco".

Dinyar

clothahump · Post by **clothahump** » 06 Apr 2003, 16:57

佛教賢哲從印度 ?

Yann · Post by **Yann** » 08 Apr 2003, 12:51

Hi Guys!

Would it be possible to have a belly shot of the fish or does anyone knows where I could find such picture...

Cheers
Yann

L.Z · Post by **L.Z** » 08 Apr 2003, 17:06

According to the importer's from Taiwan, I believed this fish is output comes from Brazil, its name is "Hypostomus sp".Based on the importer's picture, this fish have three different size .

http://www.sivanet.idv.tw/stone/html/new.htm

The name of the smallest size is "H.Luteus I ", its body, pectoral fins, pelvic fins and the dorsal fin is the black performance,it has the bright yellow besides caudal fin and the dorsal fin part, other approximately are the black, also on the body has many spot existence.

The name of the medium size is "H.Luteus II ", its bodily near caudal fin gradually transforms the bright yellow from the black colour, The black colour of each fin also vanished and change to yellow, the spot on his body also disappear.

The name of the large size is "H.Luteus III "(the followed photo), was obvious can see vrey little black colour on his body and head, other have all become
the bright yellow, extremely beautiful and attractive.

When I saw this at the first time , his bright color make me too surprised, he very quick adapts Taiwan's water quality ,very health and and start to ate food at the second day.

Maybe this fish is the highest sale price in Taiwan , but it is already sold and wait for his new master.

http://www.corydorasworld.com/gallery3/album68

Hypostomus sp(33CM)?IN my Planet Catfish Gallery .

coelacanth · Post by **coelacanth** » 08 Apr 2003, 19:10

Achim wrote:i think this is Hypostomus luteus (like said in one of the links), a species from the Rio Uruguay in southern Brasil.

There have been some fish from the Rio Uruguay imported into the UK recently, including some nice Crenicichla
I know that we were talking premium prices for these.
Anyone in the UK got a H. luteus, or know of someone with one?

Yann · Post by **Yann** » 08 Apr 2003, 19:17

Hi!

Can you described how the belly looks like?
Does he has little armor plate on his belly( totally, partially, range, size???)
In advance
Thanks!
Cheers
Yann

L.Z · Post by **L.Z** » 09 Apr 2003, 15:37

The fish "Hypostomus sp "size is 33cm.

TKP · Post by **TKP** » 23 Apr 2003, 00:43

I found some new information at http://www.rva.ne.jp
http://www.rva.ne.jp/gallary3/pleco/hypostomus_sp.htm

L.Z · Post by **L.Z** » 02 May 2003, 07:15

Thank TKP.

L.Z · Post by **L.Z** » 25 May 2003, 06:27

The next week I can photograph this Hypostomus sp the picture.

http://www.rva.ne.jp/gallary3/pleco/hypostomus_sp.htm Japan web

Hypostomus sp　

I obtain the information is Taiwan inputs five, Japan inputs about ten.

He and before I photograph Hypostomus sp is same, but smaller size, may let these pictures lay aside together on Cat-eLog?

YouTube · Post by **Jools** » 26 May 2003, 09:00

I really will try and get these pictures online in the next few days, if I forget please PM me to remind me.

Jools

L.Z · Post by **L.Z** » 26 May 2003, 14:36

I will be able to obtain this fish's picture in tomorrow.

L.Z · Post by **L.Z** » 28 May 2003, 15:33

I take some pictures of the same kind fish but different in size.

One of Hypostomus SP is more than 33CM, which I take the picture before.

Specail thanks the help from Rainbow Fish Aquarium in Taiwan.

Hypostomus sp(25CM)

Hypostomus sp(40CM)

YouTube · Post by **Jools** » 28 May 2003, 19:23

Do you think they are all the same species? Looks like it to me.

Jools

L.Z · Post by **L.Z** » 29 May 2003, 13:24

I thought is same.

coneshell · Post by **coneshell** » 31 May 2003, 10:43

Hi all,
We recently imported a H.luteus from Brazil it's body colour was darker than the fish pictured, more like a margiretifer but with these stunning orange fins. The fish photographed may be just stressed and will probably darken up. Sorry no pics, it "dissapeared" before I got chance to photograph it.

YouTube · Post by **Jools** » 31 May 2003, 11:28

coneshell wrote:Hi all,
We recently imported a H.luteus from Brazil it's body colour was darker than the fish pictured, more like a margiretifer but with these stunning orange fins. The fish photographed may be just stressed and will probably darken up. Sorry no pics, it "dissapeared" before I got chance to photograph it.

Andy,

What would be the likely retail price?

Jools

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