Dr. Ng said:I'd say you did a pretty good job of summarizing the problem in your post...
My pleasure! This one was easily the hardest to compose of all of the 'about' threads I've done so far lolGreat thread, and congrats to you for all hard work put into this.
Yeah B. suchus is really nice. Interesting tidbit that I don't think made it into the article: they are by far the most piscivorous member of the genus. I would also love to get my hands on one!i would love to get my hands on a suches but thay are hard to find from what i can tell and no money at the moment lol realy nice post
You know, you're not the first person to mention that to me. Sometime way down the road from now when I'm working on my doctoral thesis, I'd like to try to revise Bagarius. That's a loooong way off though lolNice job buddy, thank you .... maybe we start taking trips to India and get to the bottom of this!
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That remains to be seen. They're either rutilus or the dwarf species. Estarego8's is starting to get orange fins, but when Dr. Ng looked at pics of it, he said it looked like a dwarf to him. Based on what Dr. Ng said and the research I did to put this together, I'm personally inclined to think dwarf as well.are thai goonches bagarius bagarius? Jeff rapps had some thais and they look like the ones on the IDs Oddball posted.
that's exactly what I thought. Cuz esterego's thai looks exactly like the Bagarius Bagarius in Oddball's ID. So ester's IS a BB?That remains to be seen. They're either rutilus or the dwarf species. Estarego8's is starting to get orange fins, but when Dr. Ng looked at pics of it, he said it looked like a dwarf to him. Based on what Dr. Ng said and the research I did to put this together, I'm personally inclined to think dwarf as well.