Xyliphius sp.
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Xyliphius sp.
Xyliphius lepturus ?
One of them is 6inches TL. Imported fm Venezuela.
One of them is 6inches TL. Imported fm Venezuela.
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Re: Xyliphius sp.
Did you get these from Oliver by any chance ;)
I can stop keeping catfish whenever I want. I just don't think I'll ever want to do that...
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Re: Xyliphius sp.
Nope.
Got them fm Glaser.
Got them fm Glaser.
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Re: Xyliphius sp.
There's some other species that aren't listed in the catelog, but of all the ones that are, I think lepturus is the closest match (overall color/shape, and the colored part of the tail).
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I agreed on the tail part and the size..
Any other opinion ?
Any other opinion ?
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Re: Xyliphius sp.
I just added three more species of to the Cat-e-Log. The genus should now be complete. No pictures yet but maybe soon.
That all said, the only three described spp. from or near Venezuela are melanopterus, lepturus, and kryptos.
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That all said, the only three described spp. from or near Venezuela are melanopterus, lepturus, and kryptos.
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Re: Xyliphius sp.
In the tank..
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Re: Xyliphius sp.
amiidae wrote:Nope.
Got them fm Glaser.
God dammit that means that Oliver still has them
Fantastic photos as always!
I can stop keeping catfish whenever I want. I just don't think I'll ever want to do that...