bumpylemon... all the Satanoperca you posted on page 3 are S. jurupari and you have a male and female G. balzanii.
Eartheaters Identify
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man i got 2 juruparis today for 26 bucks at tropical isle....uncle neds wantes 40 a piece for the same size...
is there a price list anywhere of what should cost what...what are the most expensive common geos/satan and what are the least expensive?
thanks alot for helping me out.
is there a price list anywhere of what should cost what...what are the most expensive common geos/satan and what are the least expensive?
thanks alot for helping me out.
i wish the fish would freaking get along...thought they were suppose to be peaceful lol....im having some aggression issues.
Ed and Japes are the pros, but my impression was that only the last post with satanoperca was Jurupari, and the rest were all leucosticta.
Re-scape the tanks and change the water. That helps in my tanks. Lately my supposedly peaceful eartheaters have been real bastards too. Not violent, but not peaceful. None of the four orangeheads are getting along with each other or the satanoperca, and the largest one, a red lip, has dug a wide shallow hole and is being very territorial about it. But two weeks ago they were all fine and I'm sure in a few weeks they'll be friends again. Things change.
Re-scape the tanks and change the water. That helps in my tanks. Lately my supposedly peaceful eartheaters have been real bastards too. Not violent, but not peaceful. None of the four orangeheads are getting along with each other or the satanoperca, and the largest one, a red lip, has dug a wide shallow hole and is being very territorial about it. But two weeks ago they were all fine and I'm sure in a few weeks they'll be friends again. Things change.
lol yeah i changed scenery today and did a waterchange. and fed very healthy today. i think im gonna take some new pics tomorrow.
edburress is definitely correct with all of his identifications, just for clarification.
Post #1:
Photographs 1-4: 'Geophagus' brasiliensis or a brasiliensis complex species.
Photographs 5-7: Satanoperca leucosticta
Photograph 8: Satanoperca jurupari
Post #6:
Photographs 1-4: Geophagus altifrons (Can't tell what locale variant at that size)
Photographs 5-6: Satanoperca sp. (If it's the same fish in both shots, Satanoperca jurupari)
Photograph 7: 'Geophagus' brasiliensis or a brasiliensis complex species.
Post #14: Gymnogeophagus gymnogenys
Post #15: Satanoperca leucosticta
Post #16: Geophagus altifrons (Can't tell what locale variant at that size)
Post #25: Satanoperca jurupari
Post #28: Satanoperca jurupari (both)
Post #30: Gymnogeophagus balzanii
Now all you need to do is ditch the horrible big gravel and get them onto the sand they so desperately love - please.
Post #1:
Photographs 1-4: 'Geophagus' brasiliensis or a brasiliensis complex species.
Photographs 5-7: Satanoperca leucosticta
Photograph 8: Satanoperca jurupari
Post #6:
Photographs 1-4: Geophagus altifrons (Can't tell what locale variant at that size)
Photographs 5-6: Satanoperca sp. (If it's the same fish in both shots, Satanoperca jurupari)
Photograph 7: 'Geophagus' brasiliensis or a brasiliensis complex species.
Post #14: Gymnogeophagus gymnogenys
Post #15: Satanoperca leucosticta
Post #16: Geophagus altifrons (Can't tell what locale variant at that size)
Post #25: Satanoperca jurupari
Post #28: Satanoperca jurupari (both)
Post #30: Gymnogeophagus balzanii
Now all you need to do is ditch the horrible big gravel and get them onto the sand they so desperately love - please.
ive spent almost 200 on fish. wifes already killing me. i think ill do some pool sand this coming weekend though...what a project this is going to be
bumpylemon;2909217; said:um picture 8 and post 15 are the same fish
Satanoperca leucosticta for sure, photograph 8 has the facial markings washed out with flash.
ok. so 1 Satanoperca leucosticta and the rest of the satanopercas are juruparis....what makes the Satanoperca leucosticta more expensive than the juruparis?
