Totally confused ????

Started by Clarkii, October 02, 2005, 01:34:19 PM

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Clarkii

Hi all,
I am only new to the forum & new to the world of catfish.
I have a question about bristle nose catfish identities, is the peppermint bristlenose Ancistrus sp L 059 ? or Ancistrus dolichopterus ?.
& is the orangespot  bristlenose Panaque albomaculatus?.
If any one has any comments as to the true identities of these bristles let me know.

jamosfish

The quick and straight to the point answer is ...... no one really knows what they are, well not the ones here in australia anyway.

jamosfish

Alan Caboolture

Right to the point Jamos,

The 'peppermints' we have here do not fit any of the described spices, or varieties and the orange spots don't fit any thing described either.

Nor do our common bristle nose for that matter.

Just to make things interesting   :lol:

Alan.

Clarkii

Thanks jamosfish & Allan thats kind of what I've been told from others as well. Thanks for the help guys.

Savage_roo

Ok a nother stuped question are these fish found in the wild
 The same as the ones sold in australia??
he foot steps in the sands of time arn't made by sitting on your ass

Konigwolf 13

To my understanding of things (limited in regards to africans) most if not all "sucker mouth" catfish occur/originate from South America

Andrew

madbob101

As Jamos and Alan said they have not been identified as any species that is caught in the wild, so not a question that can be answered.  :?