tiger stingray

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JOEG.;2301437; said:
Both of those are tigers.


Exactly my point, both are what most call "tiger".....but the first is a menchacai, the second a schoderi.
Confirmed at the Symposium by Frank Shafer, Patrica Charvet Alemida and Getulio Rincon. (Forgive spellings if I messed one of those up.)
 
Let me have an email address OR contact information for those "confirmers". They need their eyes examined. I know what a schroderie looks like because Ive raised three of them at one time. They have their own "VERY DISTINCT" pattern. I have three confirmed tigers(menchacai) going on 4yrs plus. I think I would know the difference.
Some you (Menchacai) tiger owners on MFK, please check out the photos. What do you think?
 
JOEG.;2304846; said:
Let me have an email address OR contact information for those "confirmers". They need their eyes examined. I know what a schroderie looks like because Ive raised three of them at one time. They have their own "VERY DISTINCT" pattern. I have three confirmed tigers(menchacai) going on 4yrs plus. I think I would know the difference.
Some you (Menchacai) tiger owners on MFK, please check out the photos. What do you think?


are you say shroederi as in flowers????
 
So we are saying there are two different species classed as "tigers" in the hobby? A variant of schoderi and then mech.?? Where all were considered Mech. before?


(Trying to clear it up for others and myself..)
 
cichlaguapote;2307293; said:
So we are saying there are two different species classed as "tigers" in the hobby? A variant of schroederi(sp?) and then mech.??


apparently yes there is :screwy::screwy: we need the dvd from the symposium
 
Nic;2307301; said:
apparently yes there is :screwy::screwy: we need the dvd from the symposium

That's what I thought.. to be honest regarding rays/scientific names it's all craziness to me though.. LOL
 
cichlaguapote;2307313; said:
That's what I thought.. to be honest regarding rays/scientific names it's all craziness to me though.. LOL

i thought all were being classified as shroederi but now its they are both:screwy:


Does anybody have close up pix of both types tails??? Matt??
 
Correct. The problem ..and why I hate common names....is that people will call them things incorrectly. A lot of the "tigers" are really a variaion of schoderi.
I'll see if I can dig up tail pics from both species. Also (from what I understand), diet in the wild is varied between them as well.... but that is only something I heard in passing.
 
andersp90;2307711; said:


Awesome. Helps me understand.. Thanks :)
 
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