Sinogastromyzon puliensis and Sinogastromyzon wui
Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 10:16 am
Hi Graeme and folks.
I was ready to finally do the post of pictures of Sinogastromyzon puliensis according to the notice.
They came over in my tank in April, 2008. Three of them inhabit my water tank now.
They are glazing algae, but covet a bloodworm in greed.
I surely think that their climbing ability is fastest in Hillstreamloaches.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=sPAIUHfQD ... annel_page
Two Sinogastromyzon wui inhabits my tank now from July, 2006, too.
S.wui resembles S.pliensis.
They are glazing algae, but covet a bloodworm in greed,too.
They seem to tend to stick to bigger surface than S.puliensis.
Therefore they are not readily separated from the glass surface.
The black individual and yellow individual still live.
Pseudogastromyzon cheni, Beaufortia kweichowensis, S.wui
S.wui resembles S.pliensis. Both are different in a color pattern.
Furthermore, size of the mouth, some outlines of the body are different, too.
Thus I can distinguish both even from the backside.
The back side is S.puliensis, this side is S.wui.
The back side is S.puliensis, this side is S.wui.
The left is S.puliensis, 　and the right is S.wui.
The top is S.wui, and a bottom is S.puliensis.
I was ready to finally do the post of pictures of Sinogastromyzon puliensis according to the notice.
They came over in my tank in April, 2008. Three of them inhabit my water tank now.
They are glazing algae, but covet a bloodworm in greed.
I surely think that their climbing ability is fastest in Hillstreamloaches.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=sPAIUHfQD ... annel_page
Two Sinogastromyzon wui inhabits my tank now from July, 2006, too.
S.wui resembles S.pliensis.
They are glazing algae, but covet a bloodworm in greed,too.
They seem to tend to stick to bigger surface than S.puliensis.
Therefore they are not readily separated from the glass surface.
The black individual and yellow individual still live.
Pseudogastromyzon cheni, Beaufortia kweichowensis, S.wui
S.wui resembles S.pliensis. Both are different in a color pattern.
Furthermore, size of the mouth, some outlines of the body are different, too.
Thus I can distinguish both even from the backside.
The back side is S.puliensis, this side is S.wui.
The back side is S.puliensis, this side is S.wui.
The left is S.puliensis, 　and the right is S.wui.
The top is S.wui, and a bottom is S.puliensis.
