MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
HELLO!
Can anyone ID my new fish?
Thank you!
Can anyone ID my new fish?
Thank you!
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Re: MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
It's a type of fish. If it's the real deal or a hybrid I daren't tell anymore....
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Re: MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
I agree with Marc although, as the patterning is highly unusual, hybrid does seem more likely.
One thing for cerain though - this individual needs to be fed better, the body is extremely skinny & wasted away. The belly is very hollow - are the other fish out-competing it for food?
One thing for cerain though - this individual needs to be fed better, the body is extremely skinny & wasted away. The belly is very hollow - are the other fish out-competing it for food?
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Re: MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
Oeps, old habits die hard. I wrote eupterus.....
Anyway, I agree with Richard on the state of the fish. Very skinny; could do with some food.
I was thinking that it could also be the "galinae" variety; have a look at the stamp (picture 19) shown under
Anyway, I agree with Richard on the state of the fish. Very skinny; could do with some food.
I was thinking that it could also be the "galinae" variety; have a look at the stamp (picture 19) shown under
Re: MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
I got the fish yesterday, from a store, were it was an exhibit.
Today it eats normally and other fish aren't competing it for food.
The fish is 25 cm long.
Thank you for your replay
Today it eats normally and other fish aren't competing it for food.
The fish is 25 cm long.
Thank you for your replay
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Re: MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
Okay, then it will probably look better shortly. Welcome to PC btw!azabkar wrote:Today it eats normally
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Re: MY STRANGE FISH ID ?
Even for the Synodontis galinae the spots are small...here is a small pdf on this galinae http://www.catfishstudygroup.org/pdf/sy ... alinae.pdf
I would say hybrid but after a few meals should be a good looking fish for a display tank
I would say hybrid but after a few meals should be a good looking fish for a display tank
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