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Hi Steven & Mike.
Steven: What is the size TL. of your A. sp. "Vielfleck"?
Mike: Thanks Mike. Then it would be a couple of A37? Or should we call it in our Atlas CÃclidos Americanos as A. sp. aff. "Xingu"?
Regards,
Rafael.
Hi Łukasz.
Your dwarfs & photos are wonderful.
One question: How often you have to switch to the oak leaves? I have a couple of pictures of your tanks with oak leaves in a message that takes time talking about it. :wink: http://www.aquaesfera.org/panel/showthread.php?t=3449
Rafael.
Hi Steve.
I'm afraid that as Mike says it's not a dwarf species of Crenicichla spp.
Do you know where they come from? It comes from the Meta River basin? Perhaps it is a Crenicichla sp. "Belly Crawler".
Regards,
Rafael.
Hi again. :biggrin:
In the video you can see at 2:05 and 2:51 a female Crenicichla wallacii or a Crenicichla aff. wallacii, with 2 black ocelli at the dorsal fin. More clarification would be some photos of the female.
What is your opinion?
Rafael.
Hi.
Well, I had to install the plugin to see the video (Flash Video Donwloader)... the underwater video is very nice & made me much grace the: "cuidado Natasha" :biggrin: by the pass under a branch. :tongue:
Greetings,
Rafael.
Hola Heiko.
Thanks for your words.
Unfortunately I can not see the video with Firefox, :frown: I'll try to install another browser and observe the female, but the male it's very similar than C. wallacii. :biggrin:
Greetings,
Rafael.