Lepthoplosternum pictures

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Lepthoplosternum pictures

Post by bsfoord »

Hi all,

Has anyone got any pictures of the following species of Lepthoplosternum

beni
altamazonicum
tordilho
stellatum
ucamara


that they could send me?

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Barry
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If you do, and it's YOUR picture[1], please copy webmaster(at)planetcatfish(dot)com so that they can be added to the Cat-eLog.

[1]unfortunately, pictures that you don't own, means that someone else has the copyright, and PlanetCatfish could get into trouble if pictures are posted without correct authorization.

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Post by bsfoord »

Hi Mats,

I'll be attempting to photograph my collection shortly:
Consists of

Lepthoplosternum pectorale
L. altamazonicum (was sold as this)
Megalichthys thoracata
M. picta
Hoplosternum littorale
H. punctatum
Callichthys callichthys
Dianema longibarbus

So I'll send copies as well

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Post by Chrysichthys »

I have never managed to find a picture of H. altamazonicum to verify the I.D. I take it you got most of your hoplos at Wholesale Tropicals? I bought all of mine there.
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Post by bsfoord »

Hi there,

Bought most from Wholesale Tropical but 25% came from other sources...
The altamazonicum were from WT definitely and at first glance DO look different
(they've been in one of my 'dirty tanks' ie loads of algae / loads of loam for the last year and have doubled in size - nearly full grown now and sexable).

Barry
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