is it L 66 ?

katmandu · Post by **katmandu** » 05 Sep 2008, 21:38

see attached

any advise will be nice

Post by **Janne** » 05 Sep 2008, 21:48

I would say it's a beautiful L66 Hypancistrus sp.

Janne

katmandu · Post by **katmandu** » 05 Sep 2008, 21:57

he is so bright and strong pattern,that i never one like that before,that why i was wondering is it L 66.

thanks Jane

andywoolloo · Post by **andywoolloo** » 07 Sep 2008, 01:09

wow, yours look exactly like mine. I have two. Very much identical to your pic.

Dave_CF · Post by **Dave_CF** » 29 Sep 2008, 20:07

What are some features to look for to tell the difference between L066 and L333?

Post by **Janne** » 29 Sep 2008, 21:01

Mature adults of L333 is more compact in their body and L66 is more elongated, the fin patterna in the caudal fin...L333 wider dark bands then L66 more narrow, the overall colouration but all this three together makes it easier.

Janne

DaveCF · Post by **DaveCF** » 29 Sep 2008, 22:32

So, I am guessing that fry, juvies, or even young adults are more difficult to tell apart?

MatsP · Post by **MatsP** » 29 Sep 2008, 23:55

Yes, until they are reasonably mature, the fish can look quite different from that mature specimens, and differnet species will change to a different extent (some are so diferent that you can't even recognise the young from the parents - others look identical "miniature copies of the parents". Take a look at the juvenile of this , and compare to the mature ones! That is of course a rather extreme example).

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Mats

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