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Fins and general shape are the same as in cacatuoides. The most important distinguishing features are the caudal spot that is clearly... -
Tank has been scaped and there’s no doubt these are A.allpahauyo now Still incredibly beautiful fish
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Frank Hättich replied to the thread Atahualupa experience.Fins and general shape are the same as in cacatuoides. The most important distinguishing features are the caudal spot that is clearly... -
BBl00dworm80 replied to the thread Juvenile borelli opals.Managed to get 2 shots of each fish this time (labelled 1-4). Not sure if this identifies anything that helps? To the naked eye 1 and 2...
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JJwitho replied to the thread Atahualupa experience.I can see it in the fins and general shape But the yellow and black striping on the males ventral fins are a definite trait of allpahuayo
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JVery cacatuoides like to my eye.
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KKenL replied to the thread Atahualupa experience.Very cacatuoides like to my eye.
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JJwitho replied to the thread Atahualupa experience.Tank has been scaped and there’s no doubt these are A.allpahauyo now Still incredibly beautiful fish
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Frank Hättich replied to the thread Asked for female cacatuoides, came home with this..But in this case it looks like a true A. viejita in which the red seam at the upper edge of the dorsal fin has faded.
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AAlwaysNeedsHelp posted the thread Asked for female cacatuoides, came home with this. in Identification and Morphology.Bag stated “Viejita” but I am very aware they are almost always Macmasteri. Posted this to Reddit and someone told me I should come here...
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