Not active anymore. But he’s a trusted source if he replies to u.Yes, wetspot is my possible source. I read that Toyin had some a while back on his list. I wonder if he knows much about them. Is he an active member on monsterfishkeepers?
Not active anymore. But he’s a trusted source if he replies to u.Yes, wetspot is my possible source. I read that Toyin had some a while back on his list. I wonder if he knows much about them. Is he an active member on monsterfishkeepers?
Wetspot to the rescue again!..They came through for me a while back on a particular catfish that I'd been after but couldn't find anywhere else.Wetspot has some on their list.
Nice,I just checked out their list and I'd be on it like a cheap suit if I could see an actual photo.Yes, wetspot is my possible source.
Wetspot to the rescue again!..They came through for me a while back on a particular catfish that I'd been after but couldn't find anywhere else.
Nice,I just checked out their list and I'd be on it like a cheap suit if I could see an actual photo.
Not active anymore. But he’s a trusted source if he replies to u.
I normally would also trust them but in this case I don't want to risk winding up with another misidentified afer.I'm still not 100% sure about a little one that I have been growing out.
Go for it and post a progress thread.
Actually it wasn't misidentified by the vendor as they were not sure which one it was.I am still not sure months later as there are not many reliable photos to go by
Right,he said that it came in as an oddball stowaway in a bag of brown knife fish....as for the description,I have seen photos of afers with both types of markings.One so called congo trait is dark markings on a light base color.Ok I see, so the actual vendor was unsure. It appears that afer has gold spots and congoensis has more broken spots/stripes.
It’s the inverse colors of an afer.Right,he said that it came in as an oddball stowaway in a bag of brown knife fish....as for the description,I have seen photos of afers with both types of markings.One so called congo trait is dark markings on a light base color.
Yep,my little guy hasn't darkened any but I won't be comfortably sure untill it grows a little bigger.It’s the inverse colors of an afer.