My newly aquiredSB Palmas

Originally Posted by jebus

looks like a normal polli palmas
no offense bro

No problem,iz free & open 4 comments.Anyway as wat I mentioned earlier,only SB senegal easily identified as SB. Tis may be due to the arrangement of the top finlets,body shape etc..Tis juz my assumption,but I suspect tis is the only reason I can tink of.Juz take a look outside,how many times can spot other species of SB bichirs(Other than senegal)? Anyway if hve,hope everyone here can share with everyone here 2 learn & exchange ideas/views.

If u guys/gals notice,background is a SB albino senegal.

[jebus]

Originally Posted by SUPR

No problem,iz free & open 4 comments.Anyway as wat I mentioned earlier,only SB senegal easily identified as SB. Tis may be due to the arrangement of the top finlets,body shape etc..Tis juz my assumption,but I suspect tis is the only reason I can tink of.Juz take a look outside,how many times can spot other species of SB bichirs(Other than senegal)? Anyway if hve,hope everyone here can share with everyone here 2 learn & exchange ideas/views.

sb senegelus is common becos its commonly kept bichir, one of the earlier kept bichirs.

sB endy i personally spotted 2 pc in singapore at 3" the thickness is like 2.5-3X its normal counterparts
but pricing is $200+


maybe this polli palmas may look sb as polli palmas max at ard 12"
and the dorslet fins very few 8-6 only

sb also not only defined by dorsletfin( although its a good guide) but also the "compressed" mid body of the fish. hard to explained in words
but no pics myself

Originally Posted by jebus

sb senegelus is common becos its commonly kept bichir, one of the earlier kept bichirs.

sB endy i personally spotted 2 pc in singapore at 3" the thickness is like 2.5-3X its normal counterparts
but pricing is $200+


maybe this polli palmas may look sb as polli palmas max at ard 12"
and the dorslet fins very few 8-6 only

sb also not only defined by dorsletfin( although its a good guide) but also the "compressed" mid body of the fish. hard to explained in words
but no pics myself

Understand,thanks 4 yr input.

Wow,2 bad u miss 2 take the pix.Anyway,trust yr words.2 bad fail 2 c one.If hve tink will not mind buying it.

[jebus]

Originally Posted by SUPR

Understand,thanks 4 yr input.

Wow,2 bad u miss 2 take the pix.Anyway,trust yr words.2 bad fail 2 c one.If hve tink will not mind buying it.

u wanna buy sb endi?????

Hope in near future,can find all sorts of SB bichirs,at least price will be low & every SB lovers here can own 1 of it without burning a hole in pocket!

Originally Posted by jebus

u wanna buy sb endi?????

If got gd quality one,will buy,but I wan a male one.U got lobang?

[jebus]

Originally Posted by SUPR

If got gd quality one,will buy,but I wan a male one.U got lobang?

this kind of thing inot sure long time nv contact my regular oddball supplier
since i've stop collecting only walk ard n look see

i will chk out whats available n sms him
hopefully he can get good quality ones frm indon farms

[tigerlover2006]

Originally Posted by SUPR

No problem,iz free & open 4 comments.Anyway as wat I mentioned earlier,only SB senegal easily identified as SB. Tis may be due to the arrangement of the top finlets,body shape etc..Tis juz my assumption,but I suspect tis is the only reason I can tink of.Juz take a look outside,how many times can spot other species of SB bichirs(Other than senegal)? Anyway if hve,hope everyone here can share with everyone here 2 learn & exchange ideas/views.

Ken

I check the website as I remember someone posted a SB poly before. Its Bettafanautics. His gallery shows one of his earlier collection and there's infact a SB poly. You go and take a look. Its just like yours!

I think this one confirm SB. My 8" poly looks very different and has no compressed scales like yours.

Congrats! Take good care of it, want to sell, let me know first!! (A lot of people may have pm you )

Regards

[Fins&Tails]

this looks like sb, pump it well bro, will be a beauty in no time