Guess The Fish

[L3CTR0N]

Here's an easier one, straight from my own tank
Should still be mildly tricky

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Easy to find, hard to guess

Bleeding heart tetra? Can't tell if its hyphessobrycon erythrostigma or socolofi though. Maybe even a flameback bleeding heart? There is a sllight red patch on its back.

 

[Hybridfish7]

Gotta be specific with that one, but you're right on the money there

 

[L3CTR0N]

Gotta be specific with that one, but you're right on the money there

Giving me a run for my money I see. I'll go with flameback bleeding heart then, the dorsal fin and slight red patch is giving me those vibes.

 

[Kelly_Aquatics]

L3CTR0N He has a system in place if you would like too participate just Pm him he givesyou credit for the idea

 

[Kelly_Aquatics]

Also Hybridfish7 Hyphessobrycon bentosi also known as ornate tetra?

 

[Hendre]

Given the nature of this thread, it's only fair that anyone can post. It's not a journal or the likes that a single person provides the bulk of the information..

 

[L3CTR0N]

Also Hybridfish7 Hyphessobrycon bentosi also known as ornate tetra?

Nah. Hyphessobrycon bentosi lacks the "heart" shaped marking that is seen in the photo.

 

[L3CTR0N]

Nope. Wrong. These get way bigger. About 6 inches. Heres another pic of them. They were about 3-4 inches at the time.

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No one got this one so here's the answer. Rasbora aurotaenia.

 

[The Masked Shadow]

Ok. You can all post.

 

[MatteoTheEnder22]

Nope. You'll probably get the answer soon. There aren't too many Hampala species.

Honestly I feel like crypinids are some of the hardest to guess or find about because the majority are not fully described or classified.

Here's an easier one, straight from my own tank
Should still be mildly tricky

View attachment 1427732
Easy to find, hard to guess

I can say for certain it is a tetra from south america and the common name is bleeding heart tetra but thats all I know I’m not really someone to know a lot about characins.