Im not quite sure what type of pike this is, when I bought him from the LFS he was labled white spot pike.
Conner;3631547; said:Looks like a lepidota from those pics.
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its_an_obsession;3632577; said:definitely looks like it could be a lepidota. possibly an undescribed saxatilis pike also.
mostly cichlids lepidota pictures seem to be very different from any other sites pictures. ive yet to see a pike labeled lepidota on another site with as much spangling as that male.
PNWFisherman;3632712; said:Thanks for the info. Im still trying to get some more detailed and clearer pics of the pikes distinguishing features of the dorsal and the spangaling on the body. I did find some pics of some juvie lepidota's and I see alot of similarities.