Not a rubro. Not even close. ID on threads you are sure of the ID, or just dont.Kanta;3852006; said:Where does one buy one of these in the states? I'd love to get one
This is just a common tiger oscar. Astronotus Ocellatus.
Not a rubro. Not even close. ID on threads you are sure of the ID, or just dont.Kanta;3852006; said:Where does one buy one of these in the states? I'd love to get one
GrindeL89;3853802; said:well i know for sure he is wild caught.
yeah def not tiger oscar its def at least wild type if not wild caught but OP said he was sure its wild caught, but as for OPs question i dont think there is a sure way of knowing the location variant of yours unless you got that info straight from the store/supplierJakob;3853751; said:Not a rubro. Not even close. ID on threads you are sure of the ID, or just dont.
This is just a common tiger oscar. Astronotus Ocellatus.
Yeah, it really is, a wild caught tiger oscar.Sarah88;3854555; said:yeah def not tiger oscar its def at least wild type if not wild caught but OP said he was sure its wild caught, but as for OPs question i dont think there is a sure way of knowing the location variant of yours unless you got that info straight from the store/supplier
i thought tiger oscars were a line bred strain only in captivity, there are wild tigers?Jakob;3856253; said:Yeah, it really is, a wild caught tiger oscar.
FOR STARTERS IT IS NOT RUBROCELLATUS. Just making my point here!![]()
Kanta;3852006; said:Where does one buy one of these in the states? I'd love to get one