JD7.62;2549219; said:Very interesting ray, looks like a motoro variant to me too. Does he know where it was collected from? Argentina?
DB junkie;2549224; said:Isn't Arg. home of Falkneri?
Possible Falkneri/Motoro?
Nic;2549339; said:post some shots of the tail.... looks like a motoro to me though
Tom500;2550302; said:Im unsure as to what it is but its amazing!
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?![]()
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?![]()