fortunately these guys grow a lot slower than the RTC so i have another few years before the monster would get too big. Itll give me more time to save up for a even more kick ass set up 
From what i have read B rutilus's adipose fin starts before the anal fin, thats why i was asking. You done well to see a true B rutilus because i havn't really seen any confirmed B rutilus apart from pic on PC, i could be wrong though.
Just been checking and it seems Fishbase have B yarelli having same characteristics, regarding start of adipose being in front of anal fin. But fishbase is still using Tyson r Roberts 1983 description, PC are using Ng & Kottelat, 2000, so which is right, anybody know? Could just ask Silurus on PC to get answer but changed email password etc and cant be bothered to try log on, so any users who go on there mind asking?
what I have been hearing is rumors of a hybrid between B Yarelli and B Rutilus. I had seen someone else post on a separate forum about it. I honestly wouldnt be surprised As for true its hard to tell anymore XD Its a beautiful fish either way I just trust Jeffs judgement about this fish because of his reputation and such as well. He already got it trained on pellets! That looks like a B Yarelli to me. Nice looking future monster you have there
From what i have read B rutilus's adipose fin starts before the anal fin, thats why i was asking. You done well to see a true B rutilus because i havn't really seen any confirmed B rutilus apart from pic on PC, i could be wrong though.
Just been checking and it seems Fishbase have B yarelli having same characteristics, regarding start of adipose being in front of anal fin. But fishbase is still using Tyson r Roberts 1983 description, PC are using Ng & Kottelat, 2000, so which is right, anybody know? Could just ask Silurus on PC to get answer but changed email password etc and cant be bothered to try log on, so any users who go on there mind asking?
