Please excuse the pics, I borrowed a friend's camera, and have no clue how to use it. That plus this is the first time I've tried photographing my fish.
Colombian wallacii - There is some debate as to what this species really is. It was positively ID'd at the 2006 ACA by Oliver Lucanus. However, many doubt a dwarf pike could transverse the ocean to swim up the Orinico ... they just aren't that salt tolerant. So a least one german site, as well as Vinny Kutty, are calling it Crenicichla spec. 'wallacii' for now. Another reason, these females have dorsal spots, the orginal scientific described on wallacii from Guyana do not. Will let the scientists figure it out!
Male #1
Male#1
Male#2
Male#2
regani female
noto male - couldn't get a pick with dorsal extended, but the first pic you can see the extended fins laying down
noto male - fin up, but not great detail so hard to see the seperation
noto female
noto female with a Laetacara dorsigera hiding out
1000 pts if you get the title referance ...
100 pts if you get the points referance.
Colombian wallacii - There is some debate as to what this species really is. It was positively ID'd at the 2006 ACA by Oliver Lucanus. However, many doubt a dwarf pike could transverse the ocean to swim up the Orinico ... they just aren't that salt tolerant. So a least one german site, as well as Vinny Kutty, are calling it Crenicichla spec. 'wallacii' for now. Another reason, these females have dorsal spots, the orginal scientific described on wallacii from Guyana do not. Will let the scientists figure it out!
Male #1
Male#1
Male#2
Male#2
regani female
noto male - couldn't get a pick with dorsal extended, but the first pic you can see the extended fins laying down
noto male - fin up, but not great detail so hard to see the seperation
noto female
noto female with a Laetacara dorsigera hiding out
1000 pts if you get the title referance ...
100 pts if you get the points referance.
