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A. Uaupesi
- Thread starter blueblue
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- Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.
This is not A. uaupesi! Please notice that it has a lateral band & a separate caudal spot. It is a fish closely related to A. velifera/4-stripes. This fish is A. sp. Putzer/Cleaner! - a very rare & lucky find.
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- 72
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- Borås,Sweden
Happy surprise then. Very nice fish.
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- 54
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- Switzerland
Very nice blueblue!!! Wildcaught fish?
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- 415
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- Bremen, Germany
KenL said:
Yes, it's the same.
regards,
Rolo
P.S. Lamlam: you should't put the signature in your pictures on this place. It could cover relevant areas to identify. e.g. to separate your A. uaupesi from A. sp. Blutkehl.
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- 11,222
- Location
- Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.
I understand why LamLam put his name over his photos of A. uaupesi (Rotkeil/Red-wedge). There are too many people pirating photos without permission. I agree with Rolo, too. Putting your name on the flanks of the fish can hide important features that are useful for identifying a fish. Probably the best place to put your name - if you want to protect your photo - is to put it on the head of the fish, through the upper part of the eye.
