Badger's 150g Rio Negro/Orinoco Flooded Rain Forest

[WhistlingBadger]

 

[WhistlingBadger]

 

[connorlindeman]

I see blackbeard

 

[anewbie]

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WHich species is that? It looks similar but different from one i have:


(i should take a newer picture as it has grown substantially; they get very large)

 

[Tacocat]

WHich species is that? It looks similar but different from one i have:
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(i should take a newer picture as it has grown substantially; they get very large)

Is that a Llamontichthys? I think Badger has a Sturisomaticthys Aureus

 

[WhistlingBadger]

WHich species is that? It looks similar but different from one i have:

Yep, they're Sturisomaticthys aureus, or at least that's what TWS said, and surely they wouldn't lie. Really, really cool fish, and fairly durable, too.

I see blackbeard

Where are you seeing Blackbeard? Sounds like a good name for a fish, and if you name it that, it will avoid the Curse of WB. (Whenever I name a fish, it is dead within a month)

 

[anewbie]

Is that a Llamontichthys? I think Badger has a Sturisomaticthys Aureus

Lamontichthys llanero; hum completely different genus.... i wonder what the key difference that separate the genus.

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(everyone loves Whistle's but not mine guess that is why i'm a newbie )

 

[connorlindeman]

Yep, they're Sturisomaticthys aureus, or at least that's what TWS said, and surely they wouldn't lie. Really, really cool fish, and fairly durable, too.

Where are you seeing Blackbeard? Sounds like a good name for a fish, and if you name it that, it will avoid the Curse of WB. (Whenever I name a fish, it is dead within a month)

Blaclbeard algae on the wood. I agree blackbeard would be a good name for a fish though.