Sinibotia Sp
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Just some pics of my Sinibotia pulchra that I managed to get this morning
It´s a cracking-looking fish.
QUOTE (Matt @ Aug 14 2008, 09:27 PM) < {POST_SNAPBACK}>It´s a cracking-looking fish.
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QUOTE (Matt @ Aug 15 2008, 08:20 PM) < {POST_SNAPBACK}>Very pretty whatever they are mate. Can the different Sinibotia not be distinguished by fin ray counts etc. then?They more than likely can Matt but its finding the info in the first place that is hard, the problem comes from the fact that S. pulchra, S. superciliaris and S. longiventralis all look very similar and it will probably come down to some sort of count to be 100% certain, the only other problem is from the pictures I have seen of all these species the ray counts of the dorsal are all the same
QUOTE (Mad Duff @ Aug 15 2008, 10:57 PM) < {POST_SNAPBACK}>They more than likely can Matt but its finding the info in the first place that is hard, the problem comes from the fact that S. pulchra, S. superciliaris and S. longiventralis all look very similar and it will probably come down to some sort of count to be 100% certain, the only other problem is from the pictures I have seen of all these species the ray counts of the dorsal are all the same
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As i said before stunning specimens!
Not sure I’ve ever seen such rounded loaches.. gorgeous fish
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