Baby ST making a comeback?

[bomber]

No indo is as outgoing and active...

Not mocking. Just wanted to point out that what you said in red is not true.

 

[jcardona1]

Here's something that another member here pointed out; that in his experience, ITs always have a 'bulge' on this bar seen here. The chaopraya Pulcher never does. Just to add more confusion to this '3-bar indo' vs Cambodian Pulcher debate

 

[prskiller]

ST from here:

BTW, I bought one. ST or not it looks close enough for me and looks way better than the IT I now have.

 

[prskiller]

Here's something that another member here pointed out; that in his experience, ITs always have a 'bulge' on this bar seen here. The chaopraya Pulcher never does. Just to add more confusion to this '3-bar indo' vs Cambodian Pulcher debate

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Which one is which? Nevermind, I see it now.

 

[krichardson]

Not mocking. Just wanted to point out that what you said in red is not true.

I didn't say that the indo is not,just not as much as the other fish and that I think is true.I'm not trying to pick a fight or start an argument here as I can't be sure just what these fish are.I'm just bringing up points and observations of my own to add to this very interesting discussion.I'm not taking one side or the other.

 

[FunWow!]

Here's something that another member here pointed out; that in his experience, ITs always have a 'bulge' on this bar seen here. The chaopraya Pulcher never does. Just to add more confusion to this '3-bar indo' vs Cambodian Pulcher debate

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I've seen 3bars with out the bulge and ST's with so you can't go by that.

 

[DREAM-faw]

i love reading these threads

 

[shua71]

ST from here:

BTW, I bought one. ST or not it looks close enough for me and looks way better than the IT I now have.

If we're going by the tail as stated above its an IT. Does the tail always hold true?

 

[classic-chassis]

Very true.

As far as them being eaten, I'd imagine not many will reach the dinner plate when they are fetching $400+ for a 3" fish here in the states.

The Thai ST was eaten to extinction, people paid more to have it on a plate than in a tank.

 

[jlnguyen74]

With the way it is, buy it if you like it!