Review Proposed Changes

Profile:	Ancistrus sp.
Field:	size
Status:	Rejected
Votes:	-7
Submitter:	T'Ark'An'Ni Ak'Kan
Reason:	My males have already reached, and are continuing growing from, 16cm and the females are holding steady at an average of 14cm. This could just be due to a variance in teh exact species, but I just thought it good to highlight this.
Old Text:	Males: 12;12cm (4.7") Females: cm (0")	New Text:	Males: 16;14cm (6.3") Females: cm (0")

Comments
T'Ark'An'Ni Ak'Kan	My males have already reached, and are continuing growing from, 16cm and the females are holding steady at an average of 14cm. This could just be due to a variance in teh exact species, but I just thought it good to highlight this.
Posted 12-Jun-2006 14:56
T'Ark'An'Ni Ak'Kan	Sorry, but there is a spelling mistake. I wrote 'teh exact species' rather than 'the exact species'. Apologies. Tarky
Posted 14-Jun-2006 09:44
sirbooks	Can you confirm that they are not a described species of Ancistrus, and just represent the pool of unknowns?
Posted 15-Jun-2006 19:18
T'Ark'An'Ni Ak'Kan	Sorry, but I can't.
Posted 16-Jun-2006 16:38
Natalie	Also, the lengths given for fish in these profiles is standard lenths, which is used in most books and scientific literature. A fish that is 12cm standard length might be 16cm total length. How were you measuring yours?
Posted 17-Jun-2006 20:48
T'Ark'An'Ni Ak'Kan	From the tip of their snout to the end of their tails.
Posted 18-Jun-2006 04:32
sirbooks	Reject Then that is going to be total length.
Posted 18-Jun-2006 16:05
Natalie	Reject
Posted 18-Jun-2006 20:39
mrwizerd	Reject
Posted 22-Jun-2006 05:22