Ray ID please

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JD7.62;2549219; said:
Very interesting ray, looks like a motoro variant to me too. Does he know where it was collected from? Argentina?

they are CB from germany, shipped over to my country.. The seller told me the origin was from argentine, im not so sure about it though.. What do you think?:confused:
 
Nic;2549339; said:
post some shots of the tail.... looks like a motoro to me though

yeah the seller told me it was motoro variant, which the name was motoro sp. argentine, and it does looks like motoro, but with some great small pattern spots on it..
 
Tom500;2550302; said:
Im unsure as to what it is but its amazing!

yes im not so sure about it also, but from what i see in the picture, it was amazing.. the seller juz email me the pictures to know whether im interested to it or not..

should i bring it home? :confused:
 
eche;2550970; said:
yes im not so sure about it also, but from what i see in the picture, it was amazing.. the seller juz email me the pictures to know whether im interested to it or not..

should i bring it home? :confused:



do you want to bring it home?
are you going to provide a good home?



if you answer yes to those.......DO IT
 
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Cant get the closer pic of the spots, i will ask the guy to take some photos of the spots, will keep u guys updated.. thanks
 
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Can anyone ID this ray? sorry the picture is a bit blur.. I was told that this was Potamotrygon Falkneri argentine.. What do you guys think? thx
 
JD7.62;2549390; said:
Yes, P. falkneri can be found in parts of Argentina along with a few other species.

I personally believe natural ray hybridization rarely if ever occurs. These fish have swam those waters for MILLIONS of years. If natural hybridization was as common as some people suggest, I would think by now we wouldnt have such a diverse genus as we do now.

Saying that I just looked at those pictures again...is that ray covered in tiny dots in between the spots? :WHOA:

yes, it was covered with tiny dots between the spots as u can see from the pictures.. i doubt this piece got otorongo blood inside, what do you think?

Thanks
 
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