got him from Gan.. still wonder what species he is
Simon~ u might like this... alot of rasboras pics
Rasboras
it doesnt look like a rasbora, think its a tetra .. the whole body is transparent and the tip of dorsal fin has a dash of black and white
i think it is a tetra.. look quite like the glowlight tetra ..
looks like a coffee bean tetra (hyphessobrycon takasei) with a translucent body.[]
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nope.. this tetra is plain.. no glow, no colour..----------------
On 6/6/2002 8:50:56 AM
i think it is a tetra.. look quite like the glowlight tetra ..
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I think it is a Hi-Spot Rasbora as identified by LeAnn.----------------
On 6/6/2002 8:06:12 AM
it doesnt look like a rasbora, think its a tetra .. the whole body is transparent and the tip of dorsal fin has a dash of black and white
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The fish does not have the classic tiny adipose fin that sits between the dorsal fin and the caudal fin. All tetras seem to have that.
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Juggler's tanks
tetra? but it looks more like a cyprinids to me.. my mistake i guess
any pic?
ya i notice that it doesn't have that adipose fin(so that's wat u call it)
that's y i feel that its not a tetra..
thanks for the comfrimation juggler
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On 6/6/2002 10:02:17 AM
I think it is a Hi-Spot Rasbora as identified by LeAnn.----------------
On 6/6/2002 8:06:12 AM
it doesnt look like a rasbora, think its a tetra .. the whole body is transparent and the tip of dorsal fin has a dash of black and white
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The fish does not have the classic tiny adipose fin that sits between the dorsal fin and the caudal fin. All tetras seem to have that.
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cyprinids dun have teeth. All tetras (characoids) have little teeth. Put your pinky in its mouth to test. [
from the pic LA posted, defintely not that rasbora.. it really looks more like a tetra.. I will try to get another shot of him
cyprinid, simon
a clearer pic
save your pinkie, quite definitely a characin.
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ok
nothing i've seen before
but not particularly nice, are they?
this is the best i could do.. []
X-ray tetra
I aggree with DEA, though not the nicest looking of fish!
Currently keeping many wild betta species and other anabantoids.
pristella maxillaris have yellow fin tip areas and are fuller of body
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