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Please id my Leporacanthicus galaxias & Scobinancistrus:

Scobinancistrus 13cm

galaxias maybe L007?

Hi,

the Scobi should be Scobinancistrus sp. "L 253".
A lot of those came in lately from Brazil.

Cheers, Sandor

Thanks.

Please, identify fish it else
http://dobrylot.home.pl/Emma/IMG_0781.jpg
http://dobrylot.home.pl/Emma/IMG_0780.jpg
http://dobrylot.home.pl/Emma/IMG_0674.jpg
http://gsd.dimi.pl/phpbb2/viewtopic.php ... 15b4a#5957

It loos similar to what is listed here as a Yellow Cochliodon

http://www.exoticfinds.net/images/Yello ... o_side.jpg

nvcichlids wrote:It loos similar to what is listed here as a Yellow Cochliodon

The fish referred to above is in the Cat-eLog as

Dave, you found it listed before I could lol ( I am also at work soo lol)

Hi,

..hate to "spoil the party", but the fish in question actually looks like an Ancistrus sp. to me. If you threaten my life, I would guess it might be what was known as Ancistrus sp. "Blauauge" (Blueeye) here in Germany, which was later found to be identical to an L-Number which I can´t remember.
Anyway, I believe it´s a completely black Ancistrus sp.

Cheers, Sandor

Sorry I should have said that I thought the fish for ID wasn't .

I was just referencing the Cat-eLog entry.

I did not see this fish live. As it see learn Ancistrus sp.

New photos are here:





There is not ancistrus. Probably, there is panaque, but that sort unknown.

[Mod edit: Image tags around images --Mats]

Definitely in the genus. And not a Hypostomus ex-Cochliodon.

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Mats

I think that there is LDA31 or L204.

Almost certainly not LDA31 or L204. Or if it is, it's the melanistic form of (completely black form).

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Mats

could it be a young suttoni or cochliodon?

i know they are rare, but heard something about one of the two species being more available lately?