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that would be sold as a ST in the states and sure as hell could pass for one. thats a ST to me. but im not an expert.
I am under the impression that the CT is an ST but from another collection locale.From what I understand Pulchers are found in more than one area and there are slight differences in appearance depending on where the fish is from...I welcome Classic or Karun to correct me if I am wrong.tdkee1;4658917; said:
that would be sold as a ST in the states and sure as hell could pass for one. thats a ST to me. but im not an expert.
ST=Siamese Tiger from Thailand. CT= Cambodian Tiger, both pulcher. Karun is Thai, so it understandable he's calling ST a Thai fish. Calling a fish from Cambodia ST is a bit like calling Maple syrup American to him.
I really can't tell the difference but other posters like TK1 and it seems Karun can.
To be honest krich i deserve no accolade, i only visited a few places in BKK to get info. I'm really not that knowledgeable.
I really can't tell the difference but other posters like TK1 and it seems Karun can.
To be honest krich i deserve no accolade, i only visited a few places in BKK to get info. I'm really not that knowledgeable.
classic-chassis;4659417; said:
If i got one of these ST and a CT and mixed them together could you tell a difference though?
I'll be honest with you, i don't trust myself with some of the 3bar indo that are knocking around. When they're little they look the same to me. Here that's the difference between 6$ and 200$.shua71;4659548; said:
No thank you, i'll abstain from trying to find young pulcher.
If you got them and mixed them together you'd be instantly rich and famous.