is this another S. nigrita?
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is this another S. nigrita?
I've looked at the other examples of S. nigrita, but this one is much more heavily spotted then any of those. I got them at my LFS, they were changing around some of their tanks and sold me 4 of them for a buck each. They were 1.5" when I got them the biggest is about 4"+.
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nope, you messed up!
you forgot the "/" in the second "[img]"
maybe you should have used URL instead of IMG; the planet's got a defense-thingy against hotlinking
your fish looks like a nigrita, but not the "official" nigrita.
It looks like the fish that I see sold as nigrita for decades. but 'nigrita' in the shops and in the books both, is a "wastebasket-species"; it's most certainly a load of very similar Synodontis all lumped together.
I'm also pretty sure it ain't no hybrid, because I've seen fish EXACTLY like this one sold back in 1980, way before hybrids were created!
your Synodontis nigrita
you forgot the "/" in the second "[img]"
maybe you should have used URL instead of IMG; the planet's got a defense-thingy against hotlinking
your fish looks like a nigrita, but not the "official" nigrita.
It looks like the fish that I see sold as nigrita for decades. but 'nigrita' in the shops and in the books both, is a "wastebasket-species"; it's most certainly a load of very similar Synodontis all lumped together.
I'm also pretty sure it ain't no hybrid, because I've seen fish EXACTLY like this one sold back in 1980, way before hybrids were created!
your Synodontis nigrita
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