Aqualoon Piranha MFK Member Jul 8, 2009 1,787 52 81 Minnesota Oct 27, 2016 #21 Have owned plenty of both in the past, looks like a Rivulatus to me.
Frank Castle Potamotrygon MFK Member Jan 10, 2016 6,154 3,017 173 45 Pennsylvannia Oct 27, 2016 #22 Rivulatus, no doubt - looks just like my male, this is from several months ago, he has grown quite a biit and developed a much more pronounced nuchal hump since these were taken
Rivulatus, no doubt - looks just like my male, this is from several months ago, he has grown quite a biit and developed a much more pronounced nuchal hump since these were taken
Frank Castle Potamotrygon MFK Member Jan 10, 2016 6,154 3,017 173 45 Pennsylvannia Oct 27, 2016 #23 one of my females, the largest of the 3
Frank Castle Potamotrygon MFK Member Jan 10, 2016 6,154 3,017 173 45 Pennsylvannia Oct 27, 2016 #24 some pix of the male from last week
aztsm Dovii MFK Member Feb 3, 2014 302 330 102 Arizona Oct 28, 2016 #25 Here's some georegous silver saum from a hobbiest breeder in Australia. Silver saum son and orange finned dad. They are unfortunately hard to find Reactions: astrocreep, kewpiefishypewpie, Athletic_Amph and 1 other person
Here's some georegous silver saum from a hobbiest breeder in Australia. Silver saum son and orange finned dad. They are unfortunately hard to find