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Blueface, beauty!
Looking at the bodyshape, a xanthometopon is unlikely. The overall shape is more triangular - similar to Asfur or MaculosusBlueface, beauty!
I guess that would make sense since it says asfur on the side hahaha. I’ve never heard of it beforeLooking at the bodyshape, a xanthometopon is unlikely. The overall shape is more triangular - similar to Asfur or Maculosus
I’d say the body shape again isn’t correct for this juvenile.That’s a blue ring angle
Any ideas where it was collected?I guess that would make sense since it says asfur on the side hahaha. I’ve never heard of it before
Oh…dear. I gave false info, my bad. Gorgeous fish!Looking at the bodyshape, a xanthometopon is unlikely. The overall shape is more triangular - similar to Asfur or Maculosus
If I’m honest, Pomacanthus juveniles are a pain to ID and as they get smaller it becomes harder as the patterns haven’t always fully developed.Oh…dear. I gave false info, my bad. Gorgeous fish!
Thank you for this but it’s an asfur. Not a huge deal already being handled by the supplier.You ordered an emperor? It's definitely not that. Juvies have circles. I see it's labeled as asfur (P. asfur).
I can look through my stuff when I get home. There's a handful that it can't be.
Here's an emperor
Are you sure? How?Thank you for this but it’s an asfur. Not a huge deal already being handled by the supplier.
Thanks!
This is so cool. Nature is amazing.These are the 9 Pomacanthus that are tough to distinguish.
Page 308 on Scott Michael's Angelfishes and Butterflyfishes.
With the lack of a white tail I’d say Annularis is unlikely.Looks like blue ring to me