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Need an ID

tuna

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Could someone ID this pair of Apisto's please.

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Mike Wise

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Based on the present photo with very few distinctive markings, all I can say is that it is a regani-group species. If someone put a gun to my head and said "ID or die", I'd say, "A. sp. Nanay/Melgar", but can't swear that it is.
 

tuna

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Thanks Mike I thought they were Melgar myself they were purchased as Noberti.
 

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