thanks again everyone 
And no. Koloton is definitely not a river variety of ansorgii. no!
sure the patterns near the tail of the koloton look a bit ansorgii-like, but that means nothing. it's completely different from ansorgii.
i have no reason to doubt the koliba and koloton come from different collection locations, but i think they are essentially the same variety, or very very similar. i don't know whats the standard spelling of 'koloton', so i can't find this river (or place) on the map, but my guess is it should be quite close to the koliba river, making the two essentially the same variety imo.jiapei;2551825; said:ye!! very nice bichirs, ricky
i still dont get the point what's the difference between koliba and kolonton, one of my friend imported some bichirs from guinea directly, but i really dont know who is who when i bought bichirs from him as the guinea exporter didnt label the bichirs.
i have looked at the bichirs that my friend imported very carefully and tried to distinguish, but in vain...
btw: i picked up a kolonton, and i think it's a koliba, but koliba was not in my friend's import list...so i'm even more confused
some one said kolonton is a river variety of ansorgii, but i dont believe it, what do you think? haha, varieties id drive me nuts...
And no. Koloton is definitely not a river variety of ansorgii. no!
sure the patterns near the tail of the koloton look a bit ansorgii-like, but that means nothing. it's completely different from ansorgii.thanks. my guess is around 22"-23".flemming;2552952; said:
