VT is ST?

[kenza]

Hi all bros. It's been awhile since i come into tiger discussion. Anyway, been looking around and notice there's new source in Vietnam and call it as VT. My question is are those VT actually ST or CT?

This is just a general discussion. No right or wrong.

[shaunwcl]

Hi bro,

Base on my limited knowledge, all are scientifically referred to as Datnioide Pulcher. But CT and VT is found in Mekong river in the specific country/locality. Therefore bring termed as their country's tiger. ST is slightly different, only found in Chao Praya river in Siam locality. Thou all are datnioide pulchers, I guess physically in terms of patterns and physiques should have slight difference.

Just my noob knowledge, experts do correcte if I'm wrong

[kenza]

Thanks bro. I saw in internet that's 1-2" ST caught by local and some 5-8" from other video too. All swee swee colour and bar.

[shaunwcl]

Really? So small at 1-2"? Mind sharing the vid link?

[itchy]

Originally Posted by shaunwcl

Hi bro,
I guess physically in terms of patterns and physiques should have slight difference.

Just my noob knowledge, experts do correcte if I'm wrong

Bro, can shed more lights on the difference in physical and patterns of VT to ST?

[itchy]

Originally Posted by kenza

Hi all bros. It's been awhile since i come into tiger discussion. Anyway, been looking around and notice there's new source in Vietnam and call it as VT. My question is are those VT actually ST or CT?

This is just a general discussion. No right or wrong.

This questions is best answer by those that use or coined the new term, "VT"
I also very keen to know.

[shaunwcl]

Originally Posted by itchy

Bro, can shed more lights on the difference in physical and patterns of VT to ST?

This is what I would like to find out too. I mean, since they are termed differently according to locality of capture (that is if they are truly WC), then I assumed or expect some difference lor. But I may be wrong. I've all along only kept ITs, so I am keen to know too

So Siamese Tiger become PR in Vietnam then change IC become VT, then kenna sell to Indo become IT... Last migrate to Singapore become ST again Singapore Tigers????

[itchy]

So if ST goes to Malaysia become MT? In India is called IT?

[azon]

Originally Posted by shaunwcl

Hi bro,

Base on my limited knowledge, all are scientifically referred to as Datnioide Pulcher. But CT and VT is found in Mekong river in the specific country/locality. Therefore bring termed as their country's tiger. ST is slightly different, only found in Chao Praya river in Siam locality. Thou all are datnioide pulchers, I guess physically in terms of patterns and physiques should have slight difference.

Just my noob knowledge, experts do correcte if I'm wrong

Thai broker say ST was never found in Chao Praya river leh..