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L-304, L-315, L-327 ???
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 01:43
by Jorge
Sorry for the picture's quality. I know is not as good as it should...
can you identify it? The long snout is similar to L-304 but I'm not sure and I don't have a better picture.
Thanks you all.
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 01:52
by magnum4
I would not like to give answers using this picture.
You must be able to take more pictures?
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 17:40
by Yann
Hi!
I agree with Mag
From this point it basically impossible to ID your fish...
If you could take side, top and bellow ( showing teeth) that would be very good and pretty helpful...
Cheers
Yann
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 23:32
by Jools
This looks like L30, <I>Parancistrus</I> sp. to me going on the slight bluish tinge to the spots and that horribly undefinable hunch you get when you see a fish you have kept yourself in the past. More shots needed for 100% ID especially with dorsal fin erect please!
Jools
Posted: 02 Dec 2003, 23:50
by michelle56
nice catfish he's cute!!
He has nice color to him!!
Posted: 03 Dec 2003, 01:20
by Silurus
nice catfish he's cute!!
He has nice color to him!!
This is a completely trivial post (see rules regarding trivial posts) that you seem very fond of cranking out. One more stunt like that and you'll be cooling your heels outside of this forum.
If you still persist, the ban will be permanent.
You're on a very short lease here...
Posted: 04 Dec 2003, 02:00
by Jorge
I'm afraid this picture don't helps too much, isn't it? maybe L-31?
thanks anyway
This looks like L30, Parancistrus sp.
Jools, at
http://www.transfish.de/L26-50.htm L30 is named as "Oligancistrus", not "Parancistrus" Which one is correct, if there is one? Thanks
Posted: 04 Dec 2003, 05:19
by Pleco33
Hi, well .It seems to me as Parancistrus sp. Which number I am not sure.. however this pictures can help you Jorge, Can´t they?
http://www.corydorasworld.com/gallery3/album154
Copyrights from TKP.
Bye
Posted: 22 Jan 2004, 02:49
by Jorge
Posted: 26 Jan 2004, 18:46
by Jorge
Nobody knows?
Posted: 26 Jan 2004, 21:44
by Janne
Looks like L-30 like Jools said, Parancistrus sp.
Janne