Rare Fish pic From Rare Fish series

[eman b115]

Just spent 1.5 hours going from page 1 to 92.... Great photos all the way. Life in the fish hobby well spent.

Wes, you still have a shop? Would love to drop by if you still do. Thanks.

ala na pare... Wes' shop used to be Rare Fish now Fish Etc. That was definately one of the best fish shops around it had a lot of nice rare RARE fisn that were Not for salej/k but it's true....

 

[trussman]

nice fish

 

[trussman]

dam nice fish

 

[NjOyRiD]

nice fish guys!

 

[green_fox]

sweet x (1000 post)

 

[saltycroc]

any more saly water pics. ?

 

[saltycroc]

more salt water pics.

 

[fugupuff]

here is an update on my theory with the few different species of Bagarius sp.

Just got these yarelli in, 8" small one and 18" big brother! compare these with the latter, which is possibly bagarius rutilus or something completely different. These fish are from Thailand/Burma boarder. My past Bagarius yarelli were all from India.

According to some field scientists, the true bagarius bagarius does not reach 12" in the wild, and grows very slow. I've received some in the past at Rare Fish that stayed small for a whole year, and some of you may have bought some and still have them can update on that subject, also a picture would be great.

 

[fugupuff]

here is the new one, look at the anal fin, they're almost glowing orange yellow, the pictures cannot capture the color, and the black and yellow is real distinct on the body. the larger one that I have is close to 15" so, I'm guessing its not a bagarius bagarius, is it possibly rutilus?

 

[R1_Ridah]

here is the new one, look at the anal fin, they're almost glowing orange yellow, the pictures cannot capture the color, and the black and yellow is real distinct on the body. the larger one that I have is close to 15" so, I'm guessing its not a bagarius bagarius, is it possibly rutilus?

I like it. That one with the yellow fin looks great