Hi guys has anyone got any idea on the species of tsn this is. It was wild out of Paraguay and was told it was a dwarf species if these is such a thing. Thanks in advance
Here he is
Here he is
What tsn species
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It's definitely a tsn but personally never heard of a dwarf Tiger Shovelnose. That looks like a regular tsn.
Agreed. Dwarf tsn's probably have a genetic deformity causing them to be smooshed. Dwarf is probably same word for short body. How long is he and how long have you had him?
def not a short body thats not a trait that comes with age but at birth. Looks like a normal TSN never heard of a "Dwarf TSN" Probably just a BS label the seller slapped on to make a little extra money off the sale
I got him back in November at around 6" hes now around 15 . I dont over feed just taking it nice and steady. Ive kept tsn before and never herd of dwarf myself. Just interested on other views
Sorry just found out its from Ecuador
Talking with a couple of people and they think in could be pseudoplatystoma punctifer. Will have to wait and see with this one
Sounds like regular tsn...wouldn't count on growth slowing down anytime soon.
