stumped on this one myself as im not a big pim guy
thebiggerthebetter
any thoughts past this being a Pimelodina flavopinnis... seems to be the closest i can come up with. the locals call it "mota ruru"
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stumped on this one myself as im not a big pim guy
thebiggerthebetter
any thoughts past this being a Pimelodina flavopinnis... seems to be the closest i can come up with. the locals call it "mota ruru"
Looks like something I am totally unfamiliar with. So exceedingly little is known about the fish with your proposed ID.
I'd propose you ask on PCF. Or let me know and I will.
Whose photo is this and whose fish?
I'd propose you ask on PCF. Or let me know and I will.
Whose photo is this and whose fish?
Stumping everyone lol, just makes me more interested.... its a w/c specimen from Columbia i believe, ill double check.... Pic is from a collector. I'm trying 2 help a friend/importer out. and feel free to ask the PCF community im just a nobody over there haha...
You don't need to be anyone to ask any kind of help. Only a member.
Anyhow, here is the question on PCF. http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=43143
Anyhow, here is the question on PCF. http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=43143
Per PCF thread, Jools (the PCF owner) and Silurus (Dr. Heok Hee Ng) think you nailed it. Very impressive, Wed! If I faced this task from scratch, I don't think I'd get that at all - so little is known about this cat and the photos show such different coloration. Tell your guy to bring the fish(es) over. Looks like people like it. Smitty and I for two.much appreciated
Funny enough Silurus' first thought was the same
I was thinking that but it doesnt have enough spots, and the spots it does have are pretty small.