LDA63 and L27C... Need info.

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As above mentioned. Any expert can tell me what the different?? Are they the same fish? Please post your picture of them too. Thank you :)
 
LDA63 are juveniles of L27. Im fairly certain that a very experienced Singapore fella proved it by buying LDA63 and growing them up, and then they were then considered L27 Xingu.

Just a side note, L27c is quite a vague term now for L27 because ones from the Xingu, Tocantins, Maranhao, Aruguaia, Tapajos have all been erroneously given L27c.

Are you trying to find these fish?
 
matubula;3564911; said:
LDA63 are juveniles of L27. Im fairly certain that a very experienced Singapore fella proved it by buying LDA63 and growing them up, and then they were then considered L27 Xingu.

Just a side note, L27c is quite a vague term now for L27 because ones from the Xingu, Tocantins, Maranhao, Aruguaia, Tapajos have all been erroneously given L27c.

Are you trying to find these fish?
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I just bought a few it was under L27 in the invoice.. but my expert friend say it was a LDA63 due to the reddish top and tail fin... then my info online said LDA63 is L27c the so call "Goldline" and I dun see any big reddish panaque too.
 
LDA63 have the rusty/red colour to their dorsal, pectoral and pelvic fins, they also usually have a very large window bar if not completely clear on the caudal fin. They mature in to the L27 Xingu also know Platinum Xingus.

LDA63 as juveniles

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/image.php?species=panaque+sp_cf_nigrolineatus`xingu`&image_id=4893

L27 Xingu as adults

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/image.php?species=panaque+sp_cf_nigrolineatus`xingu`&image_id=7104

They lose the rusty/red colour and their caudal fin 'colours up' as they mature. Goldlines are also called L27c and they come from the Araguaia, Tapajos and Maranhao.
 
matubula;3564975; said:
LDA63 have the rusty/red colour to their dorsal, pectoral and pelvic fins, they also usually have a very large window bar if not completely clear on the caudal fin. They mature in to the L27 Xingu also know Platinum Xingus.

LDA63 as juveniles

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/image.php?species=panaque+sp_cf_nigrolineatus`xingu`&image_id=4893

L27 Xingu as adults

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/image.php?species=panaque+sp_cf_nigrolineatus`xingu`&image_id=7104

They lose the rusty/red colour and their caudal fin 'colours up' as they mature. Goldlines are also called L27c and they come from the Araguaia, Tapajos and Maranhao.
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Thanks Matt, I will take some picture of some ID later.. Mine is not as reddish as the picture shown. But can tell it is reddish unlike L190 or L191.
 
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