so now you can all try to guess it :D
African?
African Continent?
American?
Native?
day one:
Afrcan- yes
African continent- yes
American- no
Native- not to australia
:lol:
malawi????
Tang?
Lake Victoria?
Cichlid
mbuna
Riverine species?
Catfish?
Malawi- No
Tang- Yes
Victoria- No
Cichlid- No
Mbuna- No
Riverine- Yes
Catfish- No
Humphead Cichlid Steatocranus casuarius??
less 15cm?>
Humphead Cichlid Steatocranus casuarius- No
less than 15cm- No (except when young)
Synodontis multipunctatus "Cuckoo Catfish
Less 25cm?
Synodontis multipunctatus- No
Less than 25cm- Yes (when young) and No (when fully grown)
then its not less than 25cm, i was less than 2 foot when 2 years old, now im more than 6 foot, so i think it goes on adult size.
Catfish?
Well this one's got me stumped. Tanganyikian Riverine species that's large sized and not a cichlid - WHAT THA? :?
Catfish- No (again) :D
PS. someone I can see what you are saying about the adult size thing BUT that wasn't stated in the question... i'm just trying to be accurate... :oops:
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so....anyone?? c'mon guys, think outside the square, there's more to africa than cats and cichlids... you guys are missing out on the best stuff :lol:
Mastacemblus elipsifer
Tetraodon mbu???
Tetraodon mbu- No
Mastacemblus elipsifer- No
i am impressed by your choices...but keep on guessing... :wink:
type of eel?
type of eel? No
Type of water snake?
a hippopotamus :P
Gnathonemus petersi (elephant nose)?
Type of water snake - No
a hippopotamus - No
Gnathonemus petersi (elephant nose)- No
:)
so...at what point do i start giving out clues?
Now would be a good point i think,
The Genus that this fish belongs to was "discovered" in 1802.
Protopterus annectens
Protopterus annectens (west african lungfish) - no (good guess though)
some decent clues to come very soon...
lung fish?
Lung fish- No
Clues...
Members of the same Genus have been depicted on Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
Fossils of this genus predate the dinosaurs.
This Species is argued by some to be the most beautiful of it's Genus.
It breathes air.
I have a two of these.
Is anyone even trying anymore? haha
ummm....mudskipper Periophthalmus argentilineatus
No you win, reveal and start again. Something alittle more common this time i think.
Phrynohyas venulosa
does my guess still count grum, if u say he wins....
ummm raycam01_au do you realise thats a frog?
Brad
Damn straight i do, i thought i would throw in a 3 point twist???????
Man i havent a clue,,,,,,i juss did a google on genus 1802 and little froggie dudes jumped up so i thought what the hell!!!!!
LOL
hey mate you watch to much BB
The other problem is that particular frog was discovered in 1768
I think cvanwyk should just reveal it and start a new one
Brad
was my guess wrong too??? mud skipper
So can the next person think of an actual [i:0f0758b9dc]fish[/i:0f0758b9dc] species next game?
Thanks.
(damn frog indeed . . . :x . . . :lol: )
Periophthalmus argentilineatus? NO haha
it's not a bloody frog! haha
The FISH that no one could guess is:
POLYPTERUS ORNATIPINNIS aka ORNATE BICHIR
and tonight i am moving two six foot tanks and my two beautiful beasties to brisbane before i sell them :'(
so do i get the 20 dollar voucher then?
chris