Post your New Armatus Juvi Pics here
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nice pictures guys... 
this is only my comment on the Hydrolycus sp. All of us can google and yahoo the Hydrolycus Armatus and tatanuaia on the internet. But good point raised by "John", no one has posted nor has shared their photo of a 1 inch to 2 inch armatus up to this date. We cannot based our decisions based on what is written on the internet, unless coming from a well documented source using science and not someone else's opinion. We may not know for a fact that all the Hydrolycus sp. can have spots on their face and body when newly born or at a very young age. Only 1 week has passed and the ones I have are starting to get more robust and bold on their body, spots are almost gone. If this does end to be Armatus for the people who bought earlier, that is a good knowledge base that at least we would know both Tatauaia and Armatus at a very young age have spots. If this ends up to be a Tatauaia then I can conclude that the Tatauaia does have spots and Armatus doesn't have any. I will wait until 1 of them that I am keeping will show concrete signs of being an armatus--it has spots as well but fading when it landed. ---- Again, this is my opinion and is not based on science. It is what you call "Hypothesis"
this is only my comment on the Hydrolycus sp. All of us can google and yahoo the Hydrolycus Armatus and tatanuaia on the internet. But good point raised by "John", no one has posted nor has shared their photo of a 1 inch to 2 inch armatus up to this date. We cannot based our decisions based on what is written on the internet, unless coming from a well documented source using science and not someone else's opinion. We may not know for a fact that all the Hydrolycus sp. can have spots on their face and body when newly born or at a very young age. Only 1 week has passed and the ones I have are starting to get more robust and bold on their body, spots are almost gone. If this does end to be Armatus for the people who bought earlier, that is a good knowledge base that at least we would know both Tatauaia and Armatus at a very young age have spots. If this ends up to be a Tatauaia then I can conclude that the Tatauaia does have spots and Armatus doesn't have any. I will wait until 1 of them that I am keeping will show concrete signs of being an armatus--it has spots as well but fading when it landed. ---- Again, this is my opinion and is not based on science. It is what you call "Hypothesis"
Let get another update people. Armatus grow fast so we should be able to start telling the difference, if only by growth rate, at this point!
They growing fast alrightJD7.62;1911168; said:
I'm afraid they're no longer $50.00 when I post update pics on mine Let me make a 3rd trip first Wait, I already made a 3rd trip yesterday... Well, 4th trip thenDude stop getting all my armatus! 
Im ordering five as soon as Rich gets that WYSIWYG thing going!!
Im ordering five as soon as Rich gets that WYSIWYG thing going!!
worrut;1911349; said:
ONE OF MINE CHECKED OUT LAST NIGHT BUT THE OTHER ONE IS STILL LOOKING GOOD. I WOULD SAY MINE IS ALSO ABOUT 3", so he might have grown 1/2-1" since I got him 2 Sundays ago???
Also on the top of his small top fin, he is getting a black little Dot?? Do you think it is a Tat?
