The hybrid Syno thread
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Re: The hybrid Syno thread
most probably another S.eupterus cross. Pure S. eupterus hold this pattern when they are young, but as they get older (4-5 inches) they start to break into their more typical spotted body and banded fins. This one has a very short curved dorsal as well.
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Re: The hybrid Syno thread
Yes.
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