This more an observation than anything, but I spent part of the early hours this morning researching some pretty obscure African barbs and tetras. What I noticed in the googling was a large percentage of the fish I already knew had photos that simply couldn't be them. Some seemed to be from hobbysits who genuinely thought they had the right fish - honest errors in a world without peer editors.
Some were puzzling, because the photos were of radically different species. I was digging into micro fish of the rarely aquarium fished nation of Benin, in West Africa, and I got images of Asian fish or large fish in their places. A lot of these were sellers being either lazy or crooked.
Fish, like news, need to be looked at from several sites with several perspectives.
Some were puzzling, because the photos were of radically different species. I was digging into micro fish of the rarely aquarium fished nation of Benin, in West Africa, and I got images of Asian fish or large fish in their places. A lot of these were sellers being either lazy or crooked.
Fish, like news, need to be looked at from several sites with several perspectives.
