Pls help ID this fish

[ban_tse]

Hi,
just got these wild lampeyes from Kingfisher Aquarium.
I believe they are killifishes...any experts out there can help give a definite ID?
i was thinking it could be:

a) Aplocheilichthys macrophthalmus
b) Procatopus similis
c) Aplocheilichthys normani

i THINK these fish are also available from Eco Culture, who said that they were from Africa. Wonder if this helps in the identification, since many killie species come from there....

a pic of the fish can be found here:

http://www.arofanatics.com/members/o.../watsthisfish/


i bought a small specimen, so the colours are not really out yet, though i saw some larger specimens in the shop having blue spots at the caudal fin.

Thanks in advance!

Ben

[hwchoy]

very hard to see Ben, pics rather small and can't really see the details on the fins. likely to be a species from the Aplocheilichthys genus.

[turaco]

Pics of some of my fish:
http://sg.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/...bum?.dir=/31e8

Last pic is the female. First 2 are males.

Also, here's a site about this fish:
http://www.killifish.f9.co.uk/Killif...ophthalmus.htm

They are very productive fish, giving easily 50 eggs per week(I have 3 males & 4 females in the tank).

Gan.

[ban_tse]

[quote:f7fbee9cd5="turaco"]Pics of some of my fish:
http://sg.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/...bum?.dir=/31e8

Last pic is the female. First 2 are males.

Also, here's a site about this fish:
http://www.killifish.f9.co.uk/Killif...ophthalmus.htm

They are very productive fish, giving easily 50 eggs per week(I have 3 males & 4 females in the tank).

Gan.[/quote:f7fbee9cd5]

Thanks a lot!

Yup...the fish in the links u sent should be the ones i bought.
can recognise them from the blue spots at the caudal and the body shape.
however, i've not seen the red tinge on the fins on my fish or the fishes in the lfs where i bought them...so i guess i'll wait till they develop...

but thanks again for clearing my doubts!

Ben