C cherabin Feeder Fish MFK Member May 13, 2005 17 0 0 42 Dec 22, 2010 #1 As a juvenile, I always thought this is a Assam but the coloration has changed so much that I am unsure anymore of it's correct ID. Here's a picture - Can anyone advice if this is indeed an Assam? Many thanks in advance.
As a juvenile, I always thought this is a Assam but the coloration has changed so much that I am unsure anymore of it's correct ID. Here's a picture - Can anyone advice if this is indeed an Assam? Many thanks in advance.
C chronick Plecostomus MFK Member Oct 18, 2009 582 72 61 Canada Dec 22, 2010 #2 looks like a channa gachua to me, the head is too fat to be an assam
O octofasciatus Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 15, 2007 354 0 0 The blue corner Dec 23, 2010 #3 That is channa spec.Assam also called lal cheng, the head and caudal markings don't suggest gachua to me. The colours are quite washed out, what are the keeping conditions? (tank size/temp/tankmates/setup etc)
That is channa spec.Assam also called lal cheng, the head and caudal markings don't suggest gachua to me. The colours are quite washed out, what are the keeping conditions? (tank size/temp/tankmates/setup etc)
B Brucki Gambusia MFK Member Feb 4, 2008 805 9 18 Bavaria...........somewhere in Europe Dec 23, 2010 #4 hi, this IS sp. Assam of course.
teo335 Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 5, 2009 258 1 0 Italia Dec 23, 2010 #5 assam, maybe...female. ? right?
C chronick Plecostomus MFK Member Oct 18, 2009 582 72 61 Canada Dec 23, 2010 #6 i never realized assams have such large heads, is this just in the females for moothbrooding purposes?
i never realized assams have such large heads, is this just in the females for moothbrooding purposes?
B Brucki Gambusia MFK Member Feb 4, 2008 805 9 18 Bavaria...........somewhere in Europe Dec 23, 2010 #7 HI, sp. Assam are like most other mouthbrooding channa male mouthbrooders.