Cichlids and Synos in East Lansing

[mibwb]

I don't believe there is a true described "Dwarf petricola"....the Dwarf reference came about as a result of the S. lucipinnis.

Here is a thread I started in the "Non Cichlid" section: http://michigancichlid.com/simplemachinesforum/index.php?topic=5909.0
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Thanks Tony, ...I had left out info previously and didn't want to leave anything else out, that I could think of.....the "dwarf" debate still continues at levels, so I added it, so as not to be left out.

Here is a good pic of a lucipinnis...http://destin-tanganyika.com/images/synodontis-petricola-dwarf-8.jpg

[sniceley]

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[disenga]

Thanks for the updates guys.  I guess the jury is still out on my fish until such time as I figure out what an axillary pore actually looks like and I pull my fish out to examine them up close.

[mibwb]

Would probably be easier to look for the window on the anal fin, supposedly only the lucipinnis has this....Now I heard from someone that there is speculation that there is a giant petricola reaching six inches in length.

[Regalblue]

Would probably be easier to look for the window on the anal fin, supposedly only the lucipinnis has this....Now I heard from someone that there is speculation that there is a giant petricola reaching six inches in length.

look through the window at It's anal fin?!?!    Perv!!!

[mibwb]

look through the window at It's anal fin?!?!    Perv!!!


Good to see you're back in form...Blair