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A. agassizi Tefe II?
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Maybe it's how the photographed (lighting), but they don't look like A. sp. Tefé to me. The male shows none of the wavy bands on the body. It probably is a population of A. cf. agassizii BBCS (Broad Black Caudal Seam), a species that is found south of the main channel of the Amazon, from the Rio Madeira to the Atlantic coast. There is a population of A. agassizii that lives in the lower Rio Tefé, but it is the holotype form.
