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Hi,
In my opinion, they are more likely A . sp Papagei than A. sp. Pebas.
...anyway, a good offer, if they are labeled as A. borellii ;-)
regards,
Rolo
In my opinion, they are more likely A . sp Papagei than A. sp. Pebas.
...anyway, a good offer, if they are labeled as A. borellii ;-)
regards,
Rolo
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I tend to agree with Rolo. The caudal patch is like that on A. sp. Papagei and A. sp. Roca Eterna. The body shape could be either, but seems to be more elongate/slender and the colors more like Papagei.
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A really nice fish.
1 saludo
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They are very nice fish ==congrats
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