It's definitely a batf or fatf, but it's not a big boss hoss Nigerian quasi-gatf, either. We'll get it ironed out.
ATF id please
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It's definitely a batf or fatf, but it's not a big boss hoss Nigerian quasi-gatf, either. We'll get it ironed out.
This is mine about 6.5" that we thought was a faft but was sold as a baft
That's definitely a brevis. Looks just like my Billy!
I'm gonna have to go with brevis on this guy. He looks a little thin and unusual for a brevis, but I just don't see forskahlii when I look at this fish.
I have several decent sized Tatf here. I think they look different, I don't think the fish in this thread is Tatf. I also don't think it would be getting picked on if was a Tatf..... lol.
Try this, Vince:
Shine a flashlight or something through the front of the tank, so that when he comes cruising by, the light will shine off of his scales and let me count the scales between the LL and the pelvic fin. It's gonna be the only way that I can tell for sure.
He's a fairly large fish and fairly thick, which right off the bat makes me think brevis, but he simply doesn't LOOK like a brevis to me. The head is to small. I hesitate to make a firm decision on this, given the circumstances. Especially Co sidering the fact that we've seen pretty much NO large FATFs in the hobby, I'm not really sure what one would look like in-tank.
Shine a flashlight or something through the front of the tank, so that when he comes cruising by, the light will shine off of his scales and let me count the scales between the LL and the pelvic fin. It's gonna be the only way that I can tell for sure.
He's a fairly large fish and fairly thick, which right off the bat makes me think brevis, but he simply doesn't LOOK like a brevis to me. The head is to small. I hesitate to make a firm decision on this, given the circumstances. Especially Co sidering the fact that we've seen pretty much NO large FATFs in the hobby, I'm not really sure what one would look like in-tank.
