ID this 10" pseuda sp

[davo]

sure. i'll need every sp. delivered to me asap. preferably one male and female so i can do it all properly. if i could, i would

 

[WyldFya]

Hey if I could get that kind of deal, I'd jump on it in a heart beat.

 

[ewurm]

Man, these are hard to ID with so many variants and so many being not scientifically ID'ed

 

[davo]

Man, these are hard to ID with so many variants and so many being not scientifically ID'ed

yup. imagine if you were the photographer too. we'd be screwed lol

 

[WyldFya]

Hey, some of his recent photos look realy good. Amazingly. Then again if he's drinking taj mahal, well he might end up taking a picture of a log rather than the fish.

 

[IoStrisciare]

It isn't an L320 or L063. It is definitely a pseudacanthicus histrix, which does not have an L#.

wrong body structure my friend

 

[WyldFya]

I have no verified pictures of p. histrix. However, everything I have found has shown the p. histrix to have that body design.

 

[IoStrisciare]

I have no verified pictures of p. histrix. However, everything I have found has shown the p. histrix to have that body design.

i wld be very interested to know where u got that from...

every single website i've been shows me a diff body structure...

not slimmer body profile with low head and "shoulders"

It also has a different tail structure compared to other pseuda sp. ...

finnage is also different

note the visible "scale" patterns on the sides too

 

[WyldFya]

That looks like an acanthicus histrix. Note the lack of adipose fin, this is a characteristic found only in species belonging to the acanthicus genus.

 

[WyldFya]

Acanthicus Writeup

"Other characteristics considered synapomorphic for Acanthicus are: ...loss of the adipose fin..."

Pseudacanthicus Writeup