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I`l start an ID tread for my ID`s instead of starting a new one all the time (since I`m nagging about ID all the time LOL)

I reckoned this i L-333? From the free fish i got)

I would think L66 due the lower body profile, size of eye compared to the size of head and the overall pattern.

Janne

You know better than me...

Young L-260?



Two different panaque, but what?

Birger Amundsen wrote:Young L-260?

Yep, that's what it is. BTW, Looks like there might be a small red sore by its tail.

The last two look like and

Thanks:-)
I belive there`s just some "dirt" on the glass.

Just moved mu group of L-134, but i suspect that they are all males, so need an expert opinion.
All picks of individual picks. I also think that they are from different locations, due to difference in pattern?










This one i guess is an adult L-260? quite stunning fish.

Birger Amundsen wrote:Just moved mu group of L-134, but i suspect that they are all males, so need an expert opinion.

Hi Birger,
I think that these are all males.
I have not seen a female Peckoltia with those sorts of bristles on the rear of the body of the fish.

Cheers

Geoff

That was my conclusion as well, I will have to try and trade some, since they are rarely for sale as adults here in Norway...

Now I`m happy, a friend of mine just picked up 4pcs WC females L-134
What would you guys recommend reg, numbers of males against females?

As suggested, I think we agree on this being L-169?


But what is this?


And one of those I always mistake for 066/333?

Hi,

I dont think your adult L260 is a L260...the lines seem too few and too far apart, also the body shape seems to be wrong for L260.

Birger Amundsen wrote:I`l start an ID tread for my ID`s instead of starting a new one all the time (since I`m nagging about ID all the time LOL)

I reckoned this i L-333? From the free fish i got)

L-333

Should all be WC females. Any agree? They are about 75-80mm TL

For the experts, fry about 15mm TL (I know what it is)

Bought as Farlowella sp? Any idea, vittata?

Hi Birger,

I think this would be Farlowella amazona.
You can follow by going through the key to the species

all the best
Norman

Thanks Norman, interesting...