Does anyone have any idea what genus these come from? If you can see my avatar I have this fish which someone says is a septemfasciatus. I can't find any fish that looks like this with a species name of septemfasciatus.
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Number of posts: 8 Age: 28 Location: Dirty South Registration date: 2007-12-30
Subject: fish id Sun Mar 16, 2008 3:50 pm
I thought it looked like a leporinus species also. I looked up different barbs because I thought I recently saw those in a fish magazine. I think it might be a large clown barb (Puntius everetti - Syn: Barbus everetti). I found it on this website http://www.sunderlandaquatics.co.uk/id82.html , just scoll down a bit. It looks pretty similar. Very nice fish!! Take care. Chris Flo
Number of posts: 278 Age: 39 Location: the ville Registration date: 2008-01-01
Subject: Re: Septemfasciatus Mon Mar 17, 2008 6:33 pm
hey tim sweet fish they dont take any crap either Distochodus grow to about 15 inches in captivity (30 in the wild). The largest one on record weighed 20 pounds. cool james that you helped out dude, i like the colors and the bars on these fish, what are you feeding him tim..
Subject: Re: Septemfasciatus Mon Mar 24, 2008 9:36 pm
This guy is about 10 inches and is sharing a 110 tank with a large (12-14 inches) oscar,2 ~6 inch silver dollars a couple small blue acara's and a 5-6 inch jack dempsey. I've only had this guy about 2 weeks and he seems to be eating shrimp pellets off the substrate and occasionally some flake food.
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Subject: Septemfasciatus 
Sun Mar 16, 2008 1:43 pm
