aleelmanya Candiru MFK Member Jan 11, 2010 118 3 48 Uruguay May 22, 2017 #1 My channas 2,5 in, are channa argus? or channa marulius?
Madou Polypterus MFK Member Nov 22, 2013 859 333 87 Belgique May 23, 2017 #2 I lean towards Marulius because of the "spots" on the fins. Argus seem to be more "greenish".
D -DC- Polypterus MFK Member Sep 3, 2009 1,606 111 96 Canada May 23, 2017 #3 Neither... get some better pics to be sure but those look like juvinile channa melasoma
aleelmanya Candiru MFK Member Jan 11, 2010 118 3 48 Uruguay May 26, 2017 #4 Friends, can you confirm it now? maybe they are c. striata? C. Argus are not, 100% you sure?
Madou Polypterus MFK Member Nov 22, 2013 859 333 87 Belgique May 29, 2017 #6 Honestly not sure. I can see Melasoma, Striata and/or Baramensis. Since DC leans towards Melasoma, that's probably right, he knows his channas.
Honestly not sure. I can see Melasoma, Striata and/or Baramensis. Since DC leans towards Melasoma, that's probably right, he knows his channas.
D -DC- Polypterus MFK Member Sep 3, 2009 1,606 111 96 Canada May 29, 2017 #7 Might be striata ... what were they labeled as in the shop?
Mazhar26 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 12, 2016 207 79 36 39 May 29, 2017 #8 I think it's not a Indian species , I caught striata juvis many times , they r quiet different from the above pics
I think it's not a Indian species , I caught striata juvis many times , they r quiet different from the above pics
aleelmanya Candiru MFK Member Jan 11, 2010 118 3 48 Uruguay Jun 12, 2017 #9 Madou, DC, Mazhar, now they have 3,5 / 4 in, what are they? striata? or...?
Mazhar26 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 12, 2016 207 79 36 39 Jun 14, 2017 #10 Still very young , in striata of these size a clear line of white belly and brown upper body can be seen which is absent here, but it might be regional difference,
Still very young , in striata of these size a clear line of white belly and brown upper body can be seen which is absent here, but it might be regional difference,
