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L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 17 Sep 2009, 22:36
by Boots n all
l notice in the Cat-eLog that the L201 has lost the name Contraden and is now sp., why has that happened?
In the Breeding it states unreported, may l suggest that be changed to "Cave Breeder that does best as a group "
Thank you.
Re: L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 17 Sep 2009, 23:15
by husky_jim
There are more than 1 specie under the "201" l-number.
The
is now a described specie that is different from the undescribed that exists under the
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Re: L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 18 Sep 2009, 07:54
by Boots n all
Thanks Jim, now explain that for me please?
Where will l find the L201 Hyp. Controden in the cat-eLog then, has it been given a new number
Re: L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 18 Sep 2009, 09:06
by MatsP
is the officially described species, and it is considered a different species than L201, which is found under
.
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Mats
Re: L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 18 Sep 2009, 16:08
by jac
And what exactly is H. Inspector? I thought that was also L201. Is L201 sp the same fish as H. Inspector??
So very confusing....all those names for the same Lnumber
Please explain it to me
Re: L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 18 Sep 2009, 16:23
by MatsP
is L102. It used to be synonymized with L201 (that is, both L102 and L201 was believed to be the same species), but some 2-3 years ago, someone decided that they are not the same.
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Mats
Re: L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 18 Sep 2009, 17:53
by jac
Ok, thanks Mats.
Seeing all 3 species and photo's My fish look exactly like L201 sp and fit the discription. Flat, not very big and spots are small and various. I also bought them as L201. Definatly not Contradens and they also don't look like Inspectors.
I've had 4 spawns of them now. Dad is a cave spawner. The baby's have very small spots, not like Contradens witch have rather large spots. I don't know if this is any help on the species L201 sp.
Re: L201 Hyp. Controden
Posted: 18 Sep 2009, 23:50
by MatsP
Jac,
I have submitted an update to indicate that they have been bred and do so in typical Hypancistrus way.
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Mats