big brown ghosts?

Fishy-Botany · Mar 23, 2016

Cool, thank you. They really are able to make the knives pop in such low lighting

mattmez · Mar 23, 2016

blackbullhead

1. Apteronotus albifrons
2. Apteronotus leptorhynchus
3. Gymnotus jonasi
4. Gymnotus tigre
5. Gymnorhamphythis hypostomus
6. Ostracodermus tamandua
7. Compsaria samueli
8. Parapteronotus hasemani
9. Eigenmannia sp. (unknown specimen. Possibly new)
10. Steatogenys ocellatus
11. Steatogenys duidae
12. Bratchypopomus occidentalis
13. Elephant nose Knife (I hate spelling out his scientific name its a pain in the azz lol.)

blackbullhead · Mar 23, 2016

Wow, that's quite a collection. I've heard Steatogenys ocellatus are incredibly rare.

mattmez · Mar 23, 2016

Yes they are actually. They also get huge! Mine is at least 14" and 3" tall. Its almost orange in color also.

blackbullhead · Mar 23, 2016

mattmez said:
Yes they are actually. They also get huge! Mine is at least 14" and 3" tall. Its almost orange in color also.

Dang! Do you have pictures of that??

kno4te · Mar 23, 2016

Post some pics

mattmez ....got me interested to see. Very nice group. You are the knife King!

mattmez · Mar 23, 2016

I do, but its on my phone. Ill have to see if i can get it on my computer. I have pics of them all.

mattmez · Mar 24, 2016

All these pics are from when the were in quarintine when I bought them.

mattmez · Mar 24, 2016

Here you go. Yes the pic of the G. Jonasi is from tedsfishroom. That's who imported it for me lol. And I believe the pic of the S.ocellatus is from the supplier as well. I'll see if I can get a better one of him