Austroloheros facetus AKA (red ciebal)

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Gatling

Gatling

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Jan 9, 2008
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Are these rare and how do sex them. my friend just
got in a couple of wild ones I am thinking about getting
some.
 
fishfarm;2894906; said:
Ceibal is not A. faciatus, but an undiscribed species from North East Uruguay. Ken
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Ken, do you happen to have any of these? I'm dying for some!

Gatling;2892895; said:
Are these rare and how do sex them. my friend just
got in a couple of wild ones I am thinking about getting
some.
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If he has any more I'm interested in buying some. :naughty:
 
Yeah he has a couple of wild ones left he is selling them
them at 2 1/2" for $20 be happy to picks some up for you
LMK.
 
I'm the only person I know of in the US who has recently imported from Felipe (Rapps did 4-5 years ago) Unless he went to Uruguay and caught them or knows Spencer I doubt they are wild. There's lots of F1's coming from Spencer farm in Florida and $20 sounds right, a wild Red Ceibla would sell for a lot more than $20. Calling them faceatus would make me learly, totally different fish. Fasiatus is a big brown fish, male below, Red Ceibal seldom get bigger than 3-4". Ken

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Thanks for the heads up I will ask him I was thinking the
same to.

fishfarm;2896140; said:
I'm the only person I know of in the US who has recently imported from Felipe (Rapps did 4-5 years ago) Unless he went to Uruguay and caught them or knows Spencer I doubt they are wild. There's lots of F1's coming from Spencer farm in Florida and $20 sounds right, a wild Red Ceibla would sell for a lot more than $20. Calling them faceatus would make me learly, totally different fish. Fasiatus is a big brown fish, male below, Red Ceibal seldom get bigger than 3-4". Ken
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