I.D. My Geos

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It's not Megasema, and it's not Tapajos type II (the tail is Different), most likely it's Abalios, but we can know that for sure in another inch or 2.
 
I would also say abalios..slight chance some may be altifrons, but looking at their tail (spotting and horizontal stripes), I'm saying abalios. I would not be worried about them not showing their black spots. I have some 7in abalios and some times their spots disappear and then reappear a few days later. But it is a great looking squad you picked up. :)
 
GEO QUEEN said:
I would also say abalios..slight chance some may be altifrons, but looking at their tail (spotting and horizontal stripes), I'm saying abalios. I would not be worried about them not showing their black spots. I have some 7in abalios and some times their spots disappear and then reappear a few days later. But it is a great looking squad you picked up. :)
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Thank you for the feed back Queen! They are starting to settle in and been pounding away on blk worms and pellets. I even noticed some more color coming in on them. The lateral lines are starting to get more prominent In color with greenish blue hues.
I will update thes guys in a few months.
 
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