An awesome little guy i never new about before
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with the weather how it is there and like that 365 days a year, something should be illegal lmaobitteraspects;3377448; said:the cave fish's teeth aren't really all that big. its just a macro shot. but they are still pretty cool. i was just posting the comparison because someone asked about the exodons teeth. (i think it was you, if im not mistaken)
i would definitely keep the mexican cave fish if they were available.... and not illegal in hawaii. lol
im surprised im even allowed to get exodons here.
are these the blind mexican cave fish or something else thats weird looks nothing like the internet mexican cave fish
caribemob;3378325; said:are these the blind mexican cave fish or something else thats weird looks nothing like the internet mexican cave fish
They are different. There isn't just one terta species in Central America
cichlidfish;3385157; said:They are different. There isn't just one terta species in Central America
Terta?
if you have found a true terta species, then it is probably the only one in the entire world.
and I don't know where you got CENTRAL America.
hybridtheoryd16;3386190; said:Terta?
if you have found a true terta species, then it is probably the only one in the entire world.
and I don't know where you got CENTRAL America.
Astyana mexicanus is common throughout Central America, but mostly Mexico and southern Texas. If it isn't a terta then why do they call it a Mexican tetra?
The blind cave tetra related. I think it is a sub-specieces. Try doing a little research, and you will know what I'm talking about.
cichlidfish;3388082; said:
maybe you should do the research first.
why do they call a payara a "tetra"?
why do they call exodon paradoxus, a "tetra"?
why do they call a bala shark or rtbs a "shark"?
common names dont mean anything.
