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Re: From fry to day105 Ancistrus l059 (hoplogenys)
Posted: 22 Oct 2013, 20:26
by 1walter9
Hi, yes your pictures look like it
Re: From fry to day105 Ancistrus l059 (hoplogenys)
Posted: 26 Oct 2013, 08:50
by Borbi
Hi Milan,
no, I don´t think your fish is A. hoplogenys.
The spots in the unpaired fins should be distinctly larger than those on the body and fewer in number.
Cheers,
Sandor
Re: From fry to day105 Ancistrus l059 (hoplogenys)
Posted: 29 Nov 2013, 18:05
by Borbi
Hi,
those of you interested in the fry development of A. hoplogenys, hold your fingers crossed.
This is what they look like now:
And just for reference: their spots truly are greenish (even more so in real life than in this picture), that is not a picture artifact.
Cheers,
Sandor
Re: From fry to day105 Ancistrus l059 (hoplogenys)
Posted: 21 Sep 2017, 08:50
by Fundulopanchax76
Hi to all ! Now i have a question - I think i have a pair of l 59, but the female has much less spots than male. So is this normal or she is from different species ? Picture of the male could be seen in my profile.
Re: From fry to day105 Ancistrus l059 (hoplogenys)
Posted: 21 Sep 2017, 11:18
by Jools
They tend to lose spots with age and due to small body odontodal growth, males can look duller. If you're not sure, post pics - they can hybridise. Please use another thread / don't hijack this one.
Jools