Number of posts : 3128 Age : 32 Location : Adelaide, South Australia Job/hobbies : Aquatic ecologist/genetisist Humor : yes please :) Thank You Points : 198 Registration date : 2010-05-08
Subject: Re: Starlights? Thu Sep 23, 2010 1:00 am
Looks like what we call a peppermint bristlenose. Different species to the starlights as the starlights keep their white tips on the dorsal and tail fins where as the peppermint looses them and it looks like this fells is loosing his.
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Number of posts : 3578 Age : 35 Location : Wigan UK {Mars} Job/hobbies : Killing Zombies..... Humor : Not Reet int Yed!! /Lee Evans/John Bishop..:) Thank You Points : 77 Registration date : 2008-12-26
this is the L181,L071, L249. and yeh doug is right they do loose there white same and your's is fading, but ive also seen L183 with hardly any white seam on it.....
nice confusing one for....lol...but if they were sold to you as L181's i would stick with that....only time will tell when he / she gets fully mature ...
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