Temensis 'salvador' anyone interested?
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They are definitely pinima imo like someone said earlier. The clear signs are
1)Spangling covers the entire body and not just along the lateral line
2)The 3rd bar is not a bar it is a spot above the lateral line
3)Blue and yellow colouration on the caudal fin.
They seem a bit expensive since jeff rapps had pinima at a much cheaper price. Perhaps the collection point provides a rarer variety of pinima, they do look a little darker than my rapps pinima. Whether they are worth the extra cash is up to the buyer to decide.
1)Spangling covers the entire body and not just along the lateral line
2)The 3rd bar is not a bar it is a spot above the lateral line
3)Blue and yellow colouration on the caudal fin.
They seem a bit expensive since jeff rapps had pinima at a much cheaper price. Perhaps the collection point provides a rarer variety of pinima, they do look a little darker than my rapps pinima. Whether they are worth the extra cash is up to the buyer to decide.
Just remember, these are from Brazil (technically illegal to export.) and probably not pinima as I do not think pinima come from the Salvador area.TimTheBadass;3406336; said:
I<3fish;3406493; said:
i think they do...
but a few others do as well.
vazzoleri,thyrorus,jariina i think.
The only way they would be there is if introduced... Most likely one of the 3 species you have listed.channarox;3407285; said:
