No problems. Been away a few days myself. Very interesting thread!
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Native otos - someone knows the sp.; brazilian otos
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Re: Native otos - someone knows the sp.; brazilian otos
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My congratulations you hit it "on the fly "..... I received a reply from the master Heraldo Britzki who confirmed that the same genus of fish is almost certain to Hisonotus.
Now I await the answer about the possibility of sending to identify species, because he said there are many details to be evaluated
Thanks,
Max Wagner
Mike and Dark
My congratulations you hit it "on the fly "..... I received a reply from the master Heraldo Britzki who confirmed that the same genus of fish is almost certain to Hisonotus.
Now I await the answer about the possibility of sending to identify species, because he said there are many details to be evaluated
Thanks,
Max Wagner
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Re: Native otos - someone knows the sp.; brazilian otos
Hi Max,
I am not sure I understand, Dr. Britski thinks both fish are ? I agreed with Mike's view that the 1st species looked a lot like Otothyropsis marapoama. In fact, I was going to ask if I could have pictures to add to the site under this designation.
For ease of further discussion, here are Max's pics again:
Species 1 is
Species 2 is
(thanks Dave)
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I am not sure I understand, Dr. Britski thinks both fish are ? I agreed with Mike's view that the 1st species looked a lot like Otothyropsis marapoama. In fact, I was going to ask if I could have pictures to add to the site under this designation.
For ease of further discussion, here are Max's pics again:
Species 1 is

Species 2 is

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Re: Native otos - someone knows the sp.; brazilian otos
I still suspect the images of species 1 show two species, one of which...

...might be Otothyropsis marapoama, while the other...
...is IMO a Hisonotus similar to H. francirochai.

...might be Otothyropsis marapoama, while the other...

...is IMO a Hisonotus similar to H. francirochai.
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