a hybrid!?
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CDM;1815538; said:Infblue, looks like you are the one that got all.
It looks awesome. The LFS here have few of this type in stock few weeks ago, but, the price is not so friendly.
luckily the price i paid was friendly.do you know if the LFS got them from toyin? or from other suppliers? i know toyin got this single one as a 'contaminant', so i wonder if the ones you saw are the same, or may be something different...and do you know where they were imported from? mine came from Guinea.
you know, Guinea has quite a few weird looking bichirs, and i'm not talking about the different lapradei variants.
Infblue;1816685; said:
do you know if the LFS got them from toyin? or from other suppliers? i know toyin got this single one as a 'contaminant', so i wonder if the ones you saw are the same, or may be something different...and do you know where they were imported from? mine came from Guinea.
you know, Guinea has quite a few weird looking bichirs, and i'm not talking about the different lapradei variants.
Yeah, that's from toyin but not this batch, it was imported last year. The LFS labeled it as "Queen" lap (well, in chinese of course).
Guinea do have weird looking bichirs, and lots of story are waiting to be studied. I knew few groups of scholars are working on it, probably next year will have more clues about the bichirs in that area.i'm certainly looking forward to itCDM;1816847; said:
On top of the different lap variants we're now seeing, there are also aberrant specimens from that region popping up 1 or 2 at a time here and there (i hope the scholars can get their hands on some of these to study them).Infblue;1816858; said:i'm certainly looking forward to it
That should count on Toyin.
Also, praise those bichirs don't get mixed up during export/import.