Angel
- Thread starter powder blue 3000
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It looks like it still has some of the Juv colors. It could be a hybrid of Vrolikii, Eibli, Flavissimus or one of the other pygmy angels, which is quite common. Maybe if some has a book they could look it up, if it's listed.
My guess is a juvenile Nahacky's Pygmy. Multicolor Pygmy is pretty similiar as well without the high yellow coloration. If it is of an adult size, I'd say it's a hybrid.
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I not sure if it's either a Nahacky or a Multicolor as the Juv look different colors wise than the picuture, also the shape is some what different, specially the shape of the tail. Though it could be a hybrid of one and some thing else which is very common among the pygmy angels.
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PB 3000 where did you find the picture? A lot of time the name of the fish is on the web site. If you try and save the picture it will come up with a name, which maybe what the fish is called.
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When you do a search [SIZE=-1]Lelepa Island comes up. So it must have been caught in that area and given that name.
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They're now collecting fish from a lot of locations that they either never collected from or very rarely before. Because of this new species and variations are showing up from time to time.
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- Philippines
powder blue 3000
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I'm interested in researching if fishes from these islands are hardy, i understand the way a fish is capture and transported make a huge difference and other factors. My friend emailed more pictures of exotic color fishes i will try to post later on.
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usuaLLy, beauti-FULL fishy = hard to keep
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