Eartheaters Identify

[bumpylemon]

ok i have a few eartheaters....im trying to just get exact names...so i can figure out what they will look like in the future. the flash takes away from the colors,...i tried doing no flash so people can perfectly see the colors....its hard lol..

ill try and keep the fish in order so people can say first 3 pics are blah blah ect....

im sorry they are blurry but you can still tell body shape....

The first 2 fish...

 

[darth pike]

It looks like pics 1-4 are 'Geophagus' brasiliensis ... or something in it's complex.

It looks like 5-7 are Satanoperca leucosticta ... probably from Guyana due to the rows under the dorsal fin.

The last pic looks like Satanoperca jurupari.

 

[GOOBERFISH]

the first one is a Geophagus Brasiliensis

 

[bumpylemon]

It looks like pics 1-4 are 'Geophagus' brasiliensis ... or something in it's complex.

It looks like 5-7 are Satanoperca leucosticta ... probably from Guyana due to the rows under the dorsal fin.

The last pic looks like Satanoperca jurupari.

see i was told 5-7 are the jurupari and the last guy is a leucosticta....i got more of teh last fish coming...i didnt mean to upload that pic with him

 

[bumpylemon]

the last pic looks exactly like this.....
http://eartheaters.qldaf.com/index.php?page=leucosticta#

thanks japs.

 

[bumpylemon]

3rd fish and 4th fish


yes i know there is a buffalo (african) and a JD in with them lol. the JD is only 2" and will be moved when larger

 

[darth pike]

5-7 have both the facial spotting and the spotting under the dorsal, jurupari won't have those. Deffinately Satanoperca leucosticta.

 

[bumpylemon]

i think the redish tint one is a

Geophagus Altifron Tapajos

 

[bumpylemon]

look at the first pic in this thread...

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2902938&postcount=159

 

[peathenster]

It looks like pics 1-4 are 'Geophagus' brasiliensis ... or something in it's complex.

It looks like 5-7 are Satanoperca leucosticta ... probably from Guyana due to the rows under the dorsal fin.

The last pic looks like Satanoperca jurupari.

Agreed. S. leucosticta and S. jurupari are very easy to distinguish based on the facial markings.