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True S. Spilopluera, i have no clue. We dont really have any in captivity from my knowledge. They're pretty exclusive to the rivers of Bolivia from my understanding.
The S. Maculatus is what everyone in the hobby knows as Spilo and Mac. They are generally 4-7" in captivity, but I know some keepers have gotten them up to 9-11". They havent been largely imported in years though. They are hard to find, and vendors generally dont have them. You're best bet for finding them is from other keepers, or even trade ins at local fish shops.
The S. Maculatus is what everyone in the hobby knows as Spilo and Mac. They are generally 4-7" in captivity, but I know some keepers have gotten them up to 9-11". They havent been largely imported in years though. They are hard to find, and vendors generally dont have them. You're best bet for finding them is from other keepers, or even trade ins at local fish shops.
This is the rhom I currently have its 4"
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I know a German vendor that currently has them which is why I'm asking
Its probably maculatus. The species change just happened and itll take some time for the hobby to adjust. Macs are hard to come by right now as well though. Atleast in the states.
But a nice rhom same size would be worth more na?
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In my area, A mac at 4" would get a better price than a 4" rhom and a 4" RRS would get a way better price than a 4" rhom.
