Hi fellow hobbyists,
Happy New Year 2014!!!
My first post here...
Bagged this interesting fellow from Y618 (LFS in Singapore)...
Was listed as golden mahseer/kelah but this particular specimen caught my eye as it has shiny specks on most of its fins (save the dorsal)...
(observed the fish for a good amount of time to ensure it's not spot disease etc)
Please view at the below timings for the relatively-clearer frames:
1:11
1:29
1:30
1:33
1:44
2:29
2:31
[youtube]KILyBoHoUI0[/youtube]
(in case above hyperlink does not work: http/youtu.be/KILyBoHoUI0 )
Just wanted to share and hopefully gain more insight from more experienced keepers on its ID and as to whether such shiny specks will last till adulthood...
(To concerned viewers: greedy fellow had a heavy meal and thus mouth is gulping lots temporarily)
Also, would appreciate any ID on the slimmer of the medium-sized ones as it was simply listed as "wang bu liao / wu wang wo" from C328 (LFS in Singapore)... (it's the one that is most colorless/slivery)
The biggest and the next-biggest were listed as common/mixed kelah from Y618 (LFS in Singapore)... (most likely green or humpback)
Thanks for watching!
Happy New Year 2014!!!
My first post here...
Bagged this interesting fellow from Y618 (LFS in Singapore)...
Was listed as golden mahseer/kelah but this particular specimen caught my eye as it has shiny specks on most of its fins (save the dorsal)...
(observed the fish for a good amount of time to ensure it's not spot disease etc)
Please view at the below timings for the relatively-clearer frames:
1:11
1:29
1:30
1:33
1:44
2:29
2:31
[youtube]KILyBoHoUI0[/youtube]
(in case above hyperlink does not work: http/youtu.be/KILyBoHoUI0 )
Just wanted to share and hopefully gain more insight from more experienced keepers on its ID and as to whether such shiny specks will last till adulthood...
(To concerned viewers: greedy fellow had a heavy meal and thus mouth is gulping lots temporarily)
Also, would appreciate any ID on the slimmer of the medium-sized ones as it was simply listed as "wang bu liao / wu wang wo" from C328 (LFS in Singapore)... (it's the one that is most colorless/slivery)
The biggest and the next-biggest were listed as common/mixed kelah from Y618 (LFS in Singapore)... (most likely green or humpback)
Thanks for watching!