Fish Identification Game V2

[haleem8777]

is it a Chilodus punctatus - spotted headstander

 

[MBOU]

nope

 

[TooManyChoices]

Copella arnoldi – Splashing Tetra

 

[DreamertK]

A species is sold in the aquarium trade under the name Pyrrhulina rachoviana, but was probably imported from Brazil.
 
Very tough to get info on this one. Half the sites are in moonrunes.

 

[MBOU]

Yus it is Dreamer!! How'd you figure it?

 

[fm1978]

He's very clever you know. I don't know how he does it either...

 

[DreamertK]

Did you really want to stop the game entirely by having such a hard fish that no one could guess? Take pride in the length of time it took me to guess.
 

 

[fm1978]

Phantom Plec?
 
L128?

 

[DreamertK]

A bit more straight forward in the name of this one.

 

[Paradise3]

Adonis Pleco - Acanthicus adonis A life long dream pleco that I'll most likely never own

 

[DerpPH]

Lyretail pleco or starlight lyretail pleco

 

[fm1978]

Gold Nugget?

 

[DreamertK]

Adonis Pleco - Acanthicus adonis

A life long dream pleco that I'll most likely never own

 
A superb display fish for public aquaria or the dedicated private aquarist, this species has much to recommend it for those willing to provide it with the space needed to do it justice. Not at all difficult to care for, although care should be taken when buying small fish to ensure that they are healthy, feeding and do not look at all emaciated. Once large they can and do swim actively at all times of the day, and will catch the attention even of non-aquarists with their prehistoric appearance and boisterous nature.
 
Why never own??

 

[Paradise3]

 

Adonis Pleco - Acanthicus adonis

A life long dream pleco that I'll most likely never own

 
A superb display fish for public aquaria or the dedicated private aquarist, this species has much to recommend it for those willing to provide it with the space needed to do it justice. Not at all difficult to care for, although care should be taken when buying small fish to ensure that they are healthy, feeding and do not look at all emaciated. Once large they can and do swim actively at all times of the day, and will catch the attention even of non-aquarists with their prehistoric appearance and boisterous nature.
 
Why never own??

 

 
Because of their sheer size I can't house a 39.5 inch long fish unfortunately. They are stunning plecs, even when they get big and lose their spots(or most of them) but their sheer size stops me owning one
 
 
Here's mine
 

 
Both names please

 

[DerpPH]

Lemair's lamprologus: lamprologus lemairii