HAHA You HAVE to read this.

[devder1]

theyre probly abailos, but welcome to the AZ earhteater club

 

[kevinfleming21]

I am thinking about selling them, not really my type of fish.

 

[kevinfleming21]

theyre probly abailos, but welcome to the AZ earhteater club

nope, they are definately surnimensis, anyone interested LOL

 

[manlyfish]

i'll give you $1 a piece for them

 

[kevinfleming21]

i'll give you $1 a piece for them

after you drive from Michigan to pick them up?

 

[devder1]

true surinamensis are no longer being exported, surinamensis is just a name that is used to describe anything abailos/dicrozters willinermi etc. post up some pix, and we can let you know

 

[kevinfleming21]

true surinamensis are no longer being exported, surinamensis is just a name that is used to describe anything abailos/dicrozters willinermi etc. post up some pix, and we can let you know

I got them from John (snookn21), I doubt he would not know the difference. I will post another pic though.

 

[kevinfleming21]

they are pretty stressed from the trip and the move. the color and pattern looks better when I had the light off to help them relax a little, but here ya go.

 

[devder1]

good sized, a little tlc and theyll b stunners for sure
also get them on sand asap
ALSO I AM NOT SAYING JOHN DOESNT KNOW HIS STUFF, dont take it like that, surinamensis is simply a generic name, there is no way to definitively tell exactly what complex those fish are, it is all guesswork, so john would say they are surinamensis and people recognize that it is going to be one of a few very similar genus'
once thos fish are adults, on sand, stable and established, they will be easy to ID properly until then its just "surinamensis"

 

[kevinfleming21]

good sized, a little tlc and theyll b stunners for sure
also get them on sand asap
ALSO I AM NOT SAYING JOHN DOESNT KNOW HIS STUFF, dont take it like that, surinamensis is simply a generic name, there is no way to definitively tell exactly what complex those fish are, it is all guesswork, so john would say they are surinamensis and people recognize that it is going to be one of a few very similar genus'

No did not mean to come off as though it offended me by any means, sorry if it sounded that way. I am looking to prob sell these guys though. I do not really care for them as fish for me to keep.