M marshy Gambusia MFK Member Apr 6, 2005 483 0 16 53 Little Red Dot Jan 28, 2008 #1 Are they the same ray? Or perhaps one is a variant of the other?
L lincolngoh Candiru MFK Member Jan 10, 2007 716 1 48 Singapore Serangoon Gdn Jan 28, 2008 #2 Should be different, they look very different when young and middle age...
M marshy Gambusia MFK Member Apr 6, 2005 483 0 16 53 Little Red Dot Jan 28, 2008 #3 lincolngoh;1463430; said: Should be different, they look very different when young and middle age... Click to expand... hehehe... surprised to see you here too! Noticed some websites naming examples as P. Castaxi "Otorongo" P. Castaxi "Tigrillo"
lincolngoh;1463430; said: Should be different, they look very different when young and middle age... Click to expand... hehehe... surprised to see you here too! Noticed some websites naming examples as P. Castaxi "Otorongo" P. Castaxi "Tigrillo"
R rvrrays Candiru MFK Member Aug 15, 2005 769 12 48 52 Kalamazoo, Michigan Jan 28, 2008 #4 They are different morphs of the same species. Potamotrygon castexi often go by....motello, tigrillo, otorongo, etc. They are all very hardy rays that get quite large. Colin
They are different morphs of the same species. Potamotrygon castexi often go by....motello, tigrillo, otorongo, etc. They are all very hardy rays that get quite large. Colin
M marshy Gambusia MFK Member Apr 6, 2005 483 0 16 53 Little Red Dot Jan 28, 2008 #5 Thanks for the info!