Is this a Synspilum or...?

[cchhcc]

Nice grab. Good for you! That'll be a beaut!

 

[loureyes]

it looks like a synspilum but it needs foods its as skinny as a tooth pick

 

[balton777]

There is a variety of synspilum that have spangles. I can't remember where it's from, Rio Usamacinta I think, but it's often called synspilum sp. 'shinespots'. They were a big deal in Europe for a while. You see them over here from time to time. I think Jeff Rapps had them a couple of months ago too.

BUY THAT FREAKIN' FISH ASAP, BEFORE I CAN BOOK A FLIGHT!

Very interesting info chc. Glad to have you around...

 

[reallybigfish]

Looks like shine spot synspilum. I was fortunate enough to raise a group of these guys a number of years back. Very beautiful fish.

 

[cchhcc]

Very interesting info chc. Glad to have you around...

Thanks! You can show your appreciation by sending me that pair of festae!

 

[balton777]

Thanks! You can show your appreciation by sending me that pair of festae!

I'm not THAT appreciative.

 

[cchhcc]

 

[Nut]

Yes, thank you very much cchhcc. Nice to come here and learn from people with experience.

reallybigfish- He was extremely skinny when I got him but he's been eating some hikari gold and i cut up some small chunks of cucumber for him too, so he's looking a lot better now. He really liked the cucumber. I'll be getting some NLS on Thursday hopefully, and I plan on switching all my fish over to that as their staple food.