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Hypostomus cf. cochliodon  (Kner, 1854)
 Image contributors to this species:
 C. H. Bishop (4) Noemi de Bishop (1)
 ScotCat Sources:
 Etymology = Genus  Etymology = Species
 Other Sources:
 Fishbase  Google   ACSI
 
 Relevant Information:  These juvenile specimens were caught this year (2004) from the  Paraná River  near the  town of  Parana, Argentina,  500 kms (310 miles) north  of the capital  Buenes  Aires.  When  reaching  adulthood there are more spots, they get  smaller, and more spread out.  The  youngsters may not  have the spoon- shaped  teeth yet of the adults of the H.  cochliodon  group.
 Common Name:  None
 Synonyms:  Cochliodon cochliodon, Cochliodon hypostomus, Loricaria melanoptera
 Family:  Loricariidae ycipitidae
 Distribution:  Paraguay, Argentina, (Paraná River basin)
 Size:  35cm. (14ins)
 Temp:  22-25°c (71-77°f.)
 p.H.  6.5-7.2.


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Family:  Loricariidae

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Click for full imageHypostomus cf.
cochliodon

Juvenile, wild caught, Argentina 2004

Click for full imageHypostomus cf.
cochliodon

Juvenile, wild caught, Argentina 2004

Click for full imageHypostomus cf.
cochliodon

Juvenile, wild caught, Argentina 2004

Click for full imageHypostomus cf.
cochliodon

Juvenile, wild caught, Argentina 2004

Click for full imageHypostomus cf.
cochliodon

Juveniles, wild caught, Argentina 2004


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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