ChuckCichlid Jack Dempsey MFK Member Sep 2, 2018 98 79 36 Henderson, NV Jan 29, 2021 #1 I been growing out some geos that were labeled surinamensis. Currently about 4.5" I think they are abalios. Can anyone ID them Reactions: Tony A. and tlindsey
I been growing out some geos that were labeled surinamensis. Currently about 4.5" I think they are abalios. Can anyone ID them
BIG-G Goliath Tigerfish MFK Member Dec 12, 2005 3,858 4,670 179 NC Jan 31, 2021 #2 Geos are always nearly impossible for me to ID. ryansmith83 Reactions: tlindsey
ryansmith83 Silver Tier VIP MFK Member May 2, 2008 4,084 1,863 1,079 43 Florida Jan 31, 2021 #3 No cheek stripe, larger (as opposed to tiny or nonexistent) midlateral spot, bifurcated stress bars, and striped tail = G. abalios. Reactions: tlindsey, Tony A., ChuckCichlid and 1 other person
No cheek stripe, larger (as opposed to tiny or nonexistent) midlateral spot, bifurcated stress bars, and striped tail = G. abalios.
duanes MFK Moderators Staff member Moderator MFK Member Jun 7, 2007 22,592 29,628 2,910 Isla Taboga Panama via Milwaukee Feb 1, 2021 #4 One other indicator of abalios (but not clear in the photo) The upper lip is generally iridescent blue, and that blue extends beyond the lip, almost to the corner of the preopercle (gill plate) Reactions: ChuckCichlid, tlindsey and Tony A.
One other indicator of abalios (but not clear in the photo) The upper lip is generally iridescent blue, and that blue extends beyond the lip, almost to the corner of the preopercle (gill plate)