Hey guys, anybody able to advise whether this is wild caught or captive bred? Is this endlicheri from Milo or Volta river?
Please help to ID this endlicheri
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Many characteristics lean toward a wild caught. It has a very elongated and proportional body and it does not have the froggy/buggy eyes of captive born. Its pattern is very consistent of a wild caught too, not too much like some captive born. Just an opinion but mouth shape reminds me of a Volta, but Im going by pics Ive seen of others.
Very nice looking endli for sure!
Very nice looking endli for sure!
Looks like a tinkisso endli, if they know the actual supplier and the river its caught that will be nice, but imo its a tinkisso endli.
Thx for th tag
tlindsey
Definitely wc. The head does look like a volta but patterns look guinea/tinkisso.
Endli are confusing. Some are labeled as dabola or faranah (towns) or tinkisso (river) but all 3 reside in guinea. So to me its easier to just say guinean.
Only 1 other member im aware of had an endlicheri milo.
Endli catch location are overrated lol
aapl76
can you post more pics ?
tlindsey
Definitely wc. The head does look like a volta but patterns look guinea/tinkisso.
Endli are confusing. Some are labeled as dabola or faranah (towns) or tinkisso (river) but all 3 reside in guinea. So to me its easier to just say guinean.
Only 1 other member im aware of had an endlicheri milo.
Endli catch location are overrated lol
aapl76
can you post more pics ?
aapl76
- That specimen is 100% Wild Caught. There's been hobbyists getting there Milo Endli from JZX Singapore & Malaysia. Milo is just a collection point that can share many traits from other collection areas for endli. Not always the case, but the Milo I've seen have a stretched and flat headshape, and first line is narrow/slanted marking.Few shots owned by Derek Yam Singapore
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