What kind?

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What kind?

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Borneesis? I don't remember the differences between them and lorteti. Based on the price I'm guessing borneesis. Very neat if it is.
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Carinotetraodon borneensis
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I just wanted to be sure that they seller had listed the fish right. Thanks guys.
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