Nope, final answer is ornate, if you focus on the finlets its has more that a teug.
Bichir Collecting Photos - Enjoy!
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That thing screams ornate to me, I don't know the precise ID characteristics but the patterns give it away Imo.
Wild senegal collected in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso - photo by Lawrence Kent
How can you tell in that photo the difference in ornate pattern vs a teug pattern? Bade color looks identical to a teug, not the black and gold that we always see.
Thanks for this thread Vancouver. Very cool insight into an area of our hobby we seldom see 
It amazes me how tough these fish are, to survive collection, storage, and shipping under those conditions. I suppose it shouldn't though, given the millions of years they've been on the planet.
I guess it's too much to hope those fisherman are at least making a decent living, given the serious prices these fish command?
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It amazes me how tough these fish are, to survive collection, storage, and shipping under those conditions. I suppose it shouldn't though, given the millions of years they've been on the planet.
I guess it's too much to hope those fisherman are at least making a decent living, given the serious prices these fish command?
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I have never seen a teug pic where the fish has patterned front fins too. Although could be either
I've actually tried to find something like this for my desk at my office. Haven't found one yet.
Lmao anyone remember the dexter st. Jock skit from eddie murphy delerious (think it was delerious) dony know why it made me think of that
