tigerlover2006;2430257; said:How do you confirm it is a P Birchir Birchir?
cepon3;2430442; said:I believe the count of the dorsal finlets ane the patterning on the lower jaw..
That is the key word. Search my threads, he is wild caught from lake Congo in Africa. I posted a full shot with my arm next to him for reference when I got him.tigerlover2006;2430445; said:I have a 13 inch lap too and it looks like that.
Can the thread starter show a full shot of the birchir? Would love to confirm that this is the real thing!
cepon3;2430037; said:Not at all.. Polypterus lapradei is a lapradei and the polypterus bichir bichir is the king of polypterus.. this is the largest growing one there is and can put a deep deep hole in your pocket
Thanks. Congicus and ansorgii are arguably the largest, but nothing has yet been recorded larger than bichir bichir, as far as I know.Delhezi222;2430926; said:Very nice!
It's looking better by the day.
Actually, congos are the largest growing poly.