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marscortes

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Pls ID thanks.

 

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anyone ?

 

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baby spotted characin?

 

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Luciocephalus pulcher?

Here is a video of them I think.

[video=youtube_share;p4d4ObfFtgM]http://youtu.be/p4d4ObfFtgM[/video]

 

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marscortes

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no chance of a spotted gar ?

 

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half beaks? sorry dont know scientific name.

 

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Rocket gar?

 

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Boulengeralla maculatus for sure had one was just like a hujeta gar except it was a lot less active and had a little bit of aggression.


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marscortes said:

no chance of a spotted gar ?

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Not at all. These are 100% a species of characin. There may be some debate to come in this thread as to the specific identification of the species, but we're definitely dealing with the characin family.