ID help

[Evan]

Can anyone advise with what these might be?

 

[Mike Wise]

Are these wildcaught fish? They at first look much like the cruzi-subcomplex species, A. sp. Putumayo (A 86), but I think (but not positive) that there might be a split in Bar 6. This is a eunotus-subcomplex feature not seen on Putumayo. I would like to see the male in fright dress that shows the dark bars more distinctly.

 

[Evan]

Are these wildcaught fish? They at first look much like the cruzi-subcomplex species, A. sp. Putumayo (A 86), but I think (but not positive) that there might be a split in Bar 6. This is a eunotus-subcomplex feature not seen on Putumayo. I would like to see the male in fright dress that shows the dark bars more distinctly.

They are wild caught. Exported out of Peru.

I will try to get some additional pictures.

 

[jose_vogel]

I can´t see any pics

 

[Evan]

I can´t see any pics

Hmm.....thats interesting. I wonder why. Are you using a proxy server maybe?

 

[Evan]

I would like to see the male in fright dress that shows the dark bars more distinctly.

I am struggling to get this guy to show stronger barring. Any ideas on how do elicit this behavior. Normally if I am just patient or surprise them in the middle of the night I can get one but no luck with guy. This is the best I have done so far.

 

[Mike Wise]

My guess is that they are A. sp. Putumayo. They often come in as one of several species listed as "A. sp. Algodon".