Game: Guess the fish - Page 5

[Mouska]

No, another hint, the most commonly kept one has panda in its hobby name, but in my opinion looks more like a bumble bee.

 

[FinalFins]

No, another hint, the most commonly kept one has panda in its hobby name, but in my opinion looks more like a bumble bee.

Panda Garra

 

[Mouska]

Panda Garra

Yes!

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

Panda Garra

FinalFins since you guessed it right, you can go! (if you want)

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

Sorry, FinalFins to be annoying and a nuisance but Would you like to go? If not I can go or somebody else. (lol, I am annoying)

 

[FinalFins]

• Small cichlid originating from south america.
• One of the two species in its genus
• Seriouslyfish notes they reach ~40mm max
• Species classification starts with 'o'
• brown body color with typically yellow ventral fins and blue dorsal fins.
• An exerpt from seriously fish on distribution of it-
  
  

I have tried to include as many details as possible, please @ me if you need more clues.

 

[Kribensis27]

• Small cichlid originating from south america.
• One of the two species in its genus
• Seriouslyfish notes they reach ~40mm max
• Species classification starts with 'o'
• brown body color with typically yellow ventral fins and blue dorsal fins.
• An exerpt from seriously fish on distribution of it-

I have tried to include as many details as possible, please @ me if you need more clues.

biotoecus opercularis?

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

• Small cichlid originating from south america.
• One of the two species in its genus
• Seriouslyfish notes they reach ~40mm max
• Species classification starts with 'o'
• brown body color with typically yellow ventral fins and blue dorsal fins.
• An exerpt from seriously fish on distribution of it-
  
  

I have tried to include as many details as possible, please @ me if you need more clues.

I have no idea but I think it is this: ( don't worry I am not taking the credit)

biotoecus opercularis?

 

[FinalFins]

biotoecus opercularis?

Correct. How did you know? I thought it was pretty tricky.

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

biotoecus opercularis?

Correct. How did you know? I thought it was pretty tricky.

Since Kribensis27 you guessed it right you can go next. (if you want)

 

[Kribensis27]

Correct. How did you know? I thought it was pretty tricky.

I’ve done an unhealthy amount of research on various tiny cichlids in the past. I’ve kept a few, but mostly just wanted to know about as many different types as I could. Especially the South American ones.

 

[Cherryshrimp420]

So, I got this idea from another thread started by I think the username was fishbreeder. Sorry, I don't remember the username. Anyway, We will be guessing the fish! I will go first

Clues
1. A scaleless fish
2. DOES NOT have barbels
3. Mostly dark colors

Just FYI otos do have barbels!! They're just very small!

 

[Kribensis27]

Since Kribensis27 you guessed it right you can go next. (if you want)

Ok, here we go. It’s a small (around 1 inch) fish in the gourami family native to ponds and slow moving rivers in southeast Asia. It’s known for creating small “croaking" noises when kept in an aquarium. The genus name starts with T and the species name starts with P. They do best in a heavily planted nano aquarium. They have a base color of brown or gray with tiny, extremely shiny silver, blue, or green scales dappled throughout. They also tend to have some red on their fins. The eye tends to be bright blue.

 

[Mouska]

Croaking gourami? I saw these at a LFS when I went there, they looked like larger sparkling gourami.

 

[Kribensis27]

Croaking gourami? I saw these at a LFS when I went there, they looked like larger sparkling gourami.

I was actually going for sparkling gourami. They can also "croak". I’ll count it as correct since you mentioned it.

 

[CaptainAquatics]

May I go next? If I can here are my hints:

- Controversial
- Colorful
- tend to get larger (10”)
- freshwater

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

Just FYI otos do have barbels!! They're just very small!

Oh, my bad. Sorry.

Croaking gourami? I saw these at a LFS when I went there, they looked like larger sparkling gourami.

I was actually going for sparkling gourami. They can also "croak". I’ll count it as correct since you mentioned it.

Since Mouska you got it, you can go! (if you want)

 

[Kribensis27]

May I go next? If I can here are my hints:

- Controversial
- Colorful
- tend to get larger (10”)
- freshwater

Since nobody’s guessing this one, I’ll try. Is it a flowerhorn?

Btw mouska you should go.

 

[HolyKamikaziBetta]

Correct! It's otocinclus.

The next fish you have to guess:

Clues:
1. It has an eel shaped body
2. Is known to be very shy
3. It is a type of loach
4. It is a bottom dweller

Khuli

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

May I go next? If I can here are my hints:

- Controversial
- Colorful
- tend to get larger (10”)
- freshwater

Yes, you may go next. Mouska you can go after CaptainAquatics since CaptainAquatics asked and went first.
Hmm... is it a type of cichlid?

Khuli

Yes, correct! But we already guessed that one.

 

[CaptainAquatics]

Since nobody’s guessing this one, I’ll try. Is it a flowerhorn?

Yes, you may go next. Mouska you can go after CaptainAquatics since CaptainAquatics asked and went first.
Hmm... is it a type of cichlid?

Yes, correct! But we already guessed that one.

It is a type of cichlid and it was a Flowerhorn! Kribensis27 you got it!

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

Since nobody’s guessing this one, I’ll try. Is it a flowerhorn?

It is a type of cichlid and it was a Flowerhorn! Kribensis27 you got it!

Nice. Kribensis27 you can go next if you want! If not, Mouska can go.

 

[Mouska]

Sorry I didn’t mean to keep people waiting.
-Has very bright greenish blue eyes.
-Schooling fish
-Stays under 2 inches
-Has a grey body that sometimes reflects a greenish color when hit by the light.

 

[AcornTheBetta]

Sorry I didn’t mean to keep people waiting.
-Has very bright greenish blue eyes.
-Schooling fish
-Stays under 2 inches
-Has a grey body that sometimes reflects a greenish color when hit by the light.

Zebra Danio? TBH IDK.

 

[Mouska]

Ok, here we go. It’s a small (around 1 inch) fish in the gourami family native to ponds and slow moving rivers in southeast Asia. It’s known for creating small “croaking" noises when kept in an aquarium. The genus name starts with T and the species name starts with P. They do best in a heavily planted nano aquarium. They have a base color of brown or gray with tiny, extremely shiny silver, blue, or green scales dappled throughout. They also tend to have some red on their fins. The eye tends to be bright blue.

Zebra Danio? TBH IDK.

No it is not a danio.

 

[AcornTheBetta]

No it is not a danio.

Sparkling Gourami

 

[Kribensis27]

Sorry I didn’t mean to keep people waiting.
-Has very bright greenish blue eyes.
-Schooling fish
-Stays under 2 inches
-Has a grey body that sometimes reflects a greenish color when hit by the light.

Lampeye killifish (aplocheilichthys normani)?

 

[Mouska]

Sparkling Gourami

Lampeye killifish (aplocheilichthys normani)?

No it is not any of these.
I can give another hint if you would like it.

 

[AcornTheBetta]

No it is not any of these.
I can give another hint if you would like it.

Yes plz!

 

[Mouska]

Yes plz!

The fish originates from Thailand, Malaysia, Borneo, and Sumatra.
It prefers tannins in the tank.

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

Sorry I didn’t mean to keep people waiting.
-Has very bright greenish blue eyes.
-Schooling fish
-Stays under 2 inches
-Has a grey body that sometimes reflects a greenish color when hit by the light.

Ooo! Green neon tetra.

 

[Mouska]

Ooo! Green neon tetra.

Kinda close but it’s not in the tetra family.

 

[Kribensis27]

Emerald eye rasbora?

 

[Mouska]

Emerald eye rasbora?

Yes!

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

Emerald eye rasbora?

Yes!

Kinda close but it’s not in the tetra family.

Awwww....Well! Kribensis27 you got it right! You can go, if you want if not, pick someone else to go.

 

[Kribensis27]

Another gourami, also native to Southeast Asia. Mainly brown color with yellowish or cream bands down the side. Has a peaceful temperament and grows to just over 2 inches. Prefers some tannins in the tank. Likes heavy plant cover.

 

[AcornTheBetta]

Another gourami, also native to Southeast Asia. Mainly brown color with yellowish or cream bands down the side. Has a peaceful temperament and grows to just over 2 inches. Prefers some tannins in the tank. Likes heavy plant cover.

Licorice Gourami?

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

Another gourami, also native to Southeast Asia. Mainly brown color with yellowish or cream bands down the side. Has a peaceful temperament and grows to just over 2 inches. Prefers some tannins in the tank. Likes heavy plant cover.

Sparlikng gourami , chocolate gourami, Licorce gourami. Is it any one of these?

 

[AcornTheBetta]

Sparlikng gourami , chocolate gourami, Licorce gourami. Is it any one of these?

Lol. Spraying wide.

 

[Kribensis27]

Sparlikng gourami , chocolate gourami, Licorce gourami. Is it any one of these?

It’s one of those.

 

[Kribensis27]

Licorice Gourami?

Not a licorice gourami. The bands are vertical, not horizontal.

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

It’s one of those.

Chocolate Gourami!!!!!!

 

[AcornTheBetta]

Not a licorice gourami. The bands are vertical, not horizontal.

Chocolate gourami.

 

[AcornTheBetta]

DANG IT I NEVER WIN

 

[Kribensis27]

Chocolate Gourami!!

Correct!

 

[AcornTheBetta]

BettasAreSuperior your turn!

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

DANG IT I NEVER WIN

lol, you will win! Just gotta be optimistic.

*Virtual hug*

 

[AcornTheBetta]

lol, you will win! Just gotta be optimistic.

*Virtual hug*

Yup. One day....

 

[BettasAreSuperior]

It’s one of those.

Chocolate Gourami!!!!!!

Am I right??

 

[AcornTheBetta]

Am I right??

You are