Plz help me to identify the L number
Plz help me to identify the L number
Im not sure with their L number
Who know plz tell me
Re: Plz help me to identify the L number
The photo is the same as a fish I have seen sold as L129.
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Re: Plz help me to identify the L number
L-340 and mostly males
L-129 is more elegant body
L-129 is more elegant body
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Re: Plz help me to identify the L number
I agree that they are L-340's because of the bumps on the jawline. L-129's are smooth. I have L-129's with several successful spawns to date.
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Re: Plz help me to identify the L number
could even be l104s
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Re: Plz help me to identify the L number
I disagree. Besides from the markings being too contrasty and the body appears too flattened [although difficult to say for sure from this picture], the eye size on the is smaller than the fish in this picture. It is definitely a Rio Orinoco drainage .DazSH wrote:could even be l104s
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Re: Plz help me to identify the L number
I agree with Matt they look L340 to me.
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