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ccool
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need help to identify my fish

Post by ccool » Fri Apr 04, 2008 7:53 pm

Hi !

First of all i'm not very good in english...

I have try on other forum to identify my fish but without succes at this time.

At this link : http://www.aquabase.org/member/album/pi ... hp3?f=8322

The two first picture are the same fish of course and nobody can help me with certitude to identify them.

I think that it can be a Pangio oblonga.

Anyone can help me ?

*** please try to use simple wordas possible to help me to enderstand.

THanks a lot !

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Post by starsplitter7 » Fri Apr 04, 2008 8:04 pm

Hi,

Welcome. Tell us where you live. We have members from many countries, who speak many languages. Are you French?

I do not know the identities, so someone else will answer your question.

It looks like a pangio, but not an oblanga (The ones I have seen are a solid color, often brown). How big is it?

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Post by Emma Turner » Fri Apr 04, 2008 8:20 pm

Hi ccool, and welcome to Loaches Online. :D

Do you have any more photographs of this loach? A larger close-up image would be really useful.

I am wondering if this is Pangio alcoides, given the white belly, dark dorsal surface and (I think) lack of bands. Do you know which country this fish was exported from?

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Post by ccool » Sat Apr 05, 2008 2:05 am

Hi !

Thanks for your first comment.

I come From quebec, Canada. My first language are french. I already ask on other forum but i think that for this fifs it's better here because it's your speciality.

I don't have other picture but you can download this one with the link and make a better close up or i can send them by e-mail to someone.

This fish are not easy to picture because it's often under a rock.

It have about 2.5" long and 1/4" wide

I don't know more about it, it's a used aquarium that i buy last week with fish include.

I hope that this information can help to to identify it.

THanks again for your time !

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Post by Thomas » Sat Apr 05, 2008 5:32 am

I can't say what Pangio you have, but I have a very similar. Here is a pic of it.
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It could be a Pangio superba, but I'm very unsure about that. Maybe it's only a color variation.

Or Emmy is right with Pangio alcoides, but I think that the transition between the colors is not so wavy at the P. alcoides. And P. alcoides hasn't a belt at the head. Or is it wrong?

Bye,

Thomas

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Post by ccool » Sat Apr 05, 2008 6:05 am

Hi !

The head of mine are black with bright yellow.

Anyaone have a link for good picture of Pangio alcoides ? I do not find a good picture to see exactly.

Thanks again

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Post by Diana » Sat Apr 05, 2008 12:02 pm

Welcome to Loaches.
I also like aquabase, but I do not speak French. Lots of information there!
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Happy fish keeping!

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Post by Mark in Vancouver » Sat Apr 05, 2008 12:22 pm

Bienvenue, Ccool!
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