... found an article in DATZ re Sinogastromyzon puliensis. It says it were on the red list (International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) as „vulnerable“)...
http://www.datz.de/L0lNR19aT09NP0ZJRD02 ... 62CA7AE571
http://www.datz.de/QUlEPTY0MDk5NiZNSUQ9 ... F3BBADDF6A
Hemimyzon formosanus
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That's a bit worrying seeing as S. puliensis have suddenly turned up on several of my suppliers availability lists these past couple of weeks.wasserscheu wrote:... found an article in DATZ re Sinogastromyzon puliensis. It says it were on the red list (International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) as „vulnerable“)...
There must have been a big catch recently which are now being distributed.Emma
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I think it is the same species. When they are relaxed, the markings are amazing, but if they are disturbed, they fade.wasserscheu wrote:
Does it look close to yours though?
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You were up late, Wolfram.
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