ID this cat please

[njackson]

here a better pic

 

[chloe]

I'm very tempted to, not quite as pretty as the one on that page in my opinion - it had pretty much entirely lost the marble markings (a small very indistinct patch by the pectoral fins) and just had the light spotting.

Was a very nice fish. Although the lince cat was in an entirely other league

i can see where this was going....graham back to st albans and £550 lighter lol but 2 pretty fish in his tanks....correct me if im wrong lol

 

[njackson]

I'm very tempted to, not quite as pretty as the one on that page in my opinion - it had pretty much entirely lost the marble markings (a small very indistinct patch by the pectoral fins) and just had the light spotting.

Was a very nice fish. Although the lince cat was in an entirely other league

still i nice cat though, lince cat are very nice ,did they had any in , they cost loads, can't afford one

 

[Xyra]

still i nice cat though, lince cat are very nice ,did they had any in , they cost loads, can't afford one

Yep, one beauty. £400 for it though...

i can see where this was going....graham back to st albans and £550 lighter lol but 2 pretty fish in his tanks....correct me if im wrong lol

Tempting, but it would be £660 by the time i've paid for fuel and been to wildwoods again. Also I suspect Dani would kill me several times over. Then it would be sods law I would go away for a weekend and the filter would stop.

 

[chloe]

Yep, one beauty. £400 for it though...



Tempting, but it would be £660 by the time i've paid for fuel and been to wildwoods again. Also I suspect Dani would kill me several times over. Then it would be sods law I would go away for a weekend and the filter would stop.

sounds about right lol

 

[tezr]

It looks like a Leiarius marmoratus to me not a pictus...
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species=leiarius+marmoratus&species_id=245
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species=leiarius+pictus&species_id=290

pictus would still have the light stripe and a larger dorsal..

 

[njackson]

It looks like a Leiarius marmoratus to me not a pictus...
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species=leiarius+marmoratus&species_id=245
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species=leiarius+pictus&species_id=290

pictus would still have the light stripe and a larger dorsal..

if you look close you can see that light stripe and the large dorsal fin goes away when it is a adult

 

[Fishes33]

Woah that thing cost $400 Euro ($800US)???? SERIOUS???



I just gave a 10" fish with similar fins and spots away for free

 

[Xyra]

Woah that thing cost $400 Euro ($800US)???? SERIOUS???



I just gave a 10" fish with similar fins and spots away for free

Nope, it was £150 at about 2', the lince cat that was also there was £400.