Yes, but this is not an Oddball fish. There are 6 of them that look exactly alike, same base colors and same wide bars. That isn't a mistake. They ARE NTT's, like Jojo said, but they are from a different collection point in the Mekong River.
New Mekon NTT datnoids emerging
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i think we are trying to say the same thing. calling them ntt wouldnt be correct but i want to believe they are regional variants of datnioides undecimradiatus
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They are Siamese thinbar because they are from thailand but which one is it?
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Well, they're both, apparently, collected from the Mekong river. But one seems to be from a different collection point. That's as much as I've been told and you can see some vast difference between the two. Needless to say, I'm buying a couple to see what's up.
you guys are jokers
you cant say its a sub type of tiger just because it has thicker bars or brighter gold if that was t5he case then there are 1000000000000 of subs of IT does that mean a stable 3 bar is a sub of IT
wow someone has found a new type of NTT because it has thicker stripes
a lot of NTT have thicker stripes when small just like a lot of then have full neck band but it soon goes when they get to 6 inch
this is nothing new i had a 6" thin bar that had and kept full neckband so this is nothing new
you cant say its a sub type of tiger just because it has thicker bars or brighter gold if that was t5he case then there are 1000000000000 of subs of IT does that mean a stable 3 bar is a sub of IT
wow someone has found a new type of NTT because it has thicker stripes
a lot of NTT have thicker stripes when small just like a lot of then have full neck band but it soon goes when they get to 6 inch
this is nothing new i had a 6" thin bar that had and kept full neckband so this is nothing new
