Again, not if they are really wild caught in Peru.
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potamotrygon from Peru, please ID
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Again, not if they are really wild caught in Peru.
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Not always true, for a long time Castexi came from Peru only, now come from Colombia as well.............
Plz check your facts before you post anymore nonsens!
Humerosa is used within the hobby to describe a ray with a brown and light brown mesh pattern...
I did check my facts. Let me get the link to the report the information is coming from...
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http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...x8iqAw&usg=AFQjCNHLqE17kyFjXUk8igFtBF-85ObtEA
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I believe as they say in Denmark, "Du er blevet punked".
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There is really no desription of the sp. peru rays, so lets just leave it there..Heres a few of mine when they were young, i was really hoping they were gonna stay, but they faded alot and changed dramaticaly in pattern. I do not have a new pic at this moment, but can take. They dont look exact same as the TS`s, but you get the point.
Sp. is used to discribe specimens yet to be giving a name by scinece.
As an example, Sp. humerosa is used to decribe one of the undefined species from peru.
Its true that P. humerosa is from Brazil. But it has no relevance as no one is reffering to that particular species...
Read and understand before you make cocky comments...
