2. is definitely freshwater flounder, Trinectes maculatus ; search up "freshwater flounder" and u get the exact picture.
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It definitely resembles Garra cambodgiensis. Another synonym for them is Garra taeniata.
There are some other species that look similar, like Garra fasciacauda and Garra ceylonensis. Some specimens of Garra mullya also look alike.
The fish looks like G. cambodiensis. But they are often wrongly sold as Epalzeorhynchos kalopterum . By searching Epalzeorhynchos kalopterum I could easily find the original picture labeld as Epalzeorhynchos kalopterum. But I think it is a misidentification.
A lot people still can't differentiate Crossocheilus sp., Epalzeorhynchos kalopterum, Garra cambodgiensis and Gyrinocheilus aymonieri. I have attached a photo below to help. Doubling down on the first one being Garra cambodgiensis.
It may be misidentified. It was labeled as Flying Fox. This time I didn't put too much effort into the easy and medium ones. Normally I will try to find pics people may not find.
I apologize. Garra Cambodiensis is most likely what it is.
Answers:
Garra Cambodgienes ( P phreeflow )
Brachirus Panoides ( P phreeflow )
Clarias leiacanthus (
L3CTR0N
)
I apologize. Garra Cambodiensis is most likely what it is.
Answers:
Garra Cambodgienes ( P phreeflow )
Brachirus Panoides ( P phreeflow )
Clarias leiacanthus (
L3CTR0N
)
