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Hi ,which synodontis is this one? hybrid?

Hey,


looks a little bit like a baby ornatipinnins however markings on a head, caudal and dorsal fins are different and in a shops sometimes appear hybrids very similar to original ornatipinnis.

Sorry cannot be any better with this one till it grow a little :(


Regards.

Hello,
It's called Synodontis "valentine"; it's a hybrid S. decorus look-a-like.
You could use the search option for more posts on these.

Thanks for your answer

Hi
Ive purchased 2 of these here in sweden and they where said to be caught in the wild in a remote place, cant remember the place but when i mentioned hybrid he said that wasnt the case. Is there a conclusion to that it is a for sure a hybrid or not?
Here´s a pic of one of mine.

Fishweed wrote:Ive purchased 2 of these here in sweden and they where said to be caught in the wild in a remote place

Your LFS person is either misinformed or he is referring to the Czech Republic as "a remote place"

Marc van Arc wrote:

Fishweed wrote:Ive purchased 2 of these here in sweden and they where said to be caught in the wild in a remote place

Your LFS person is either misinformed or he is referring to the Czech Republic as "a remote place"

And definitely not wild-caught in the Czech Republic. Of course, the LFS in Sweden may not know that they are not wild-caught if their supplier is misinforming them (either through themselves being misinformed, or lying directly).

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Mats

These seem to be cropping up all over the place now!

As hybrids go they are "good looking" & cheap, (IME) so i can't see the supply being reduced - (sigh) i really hate hybrids. Actually i hate the fact man has developed them & introduces the fish into the trade, the fish themselves can't help it obviously

As said elsewhere, species like this need a Clog entry to avoid confusion imho.