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SOLD!! Seepage Siren (S. sphangicola)

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I have a few adult Seepage Siren (Siren sphagnicola).
This is a rarely seen, newly-identified species of Siren. Unlike other Siren that can reach 24 to 36 inches, these remain small and are full grown at 7-8 inches in total length making it the smallest known species of Siren.
I'm keeping these in a leaf bed tank with underwater hides.
Feeds on chopped earthworms, brine shrimp, bloodworms, chopped fish and sinking pellets.
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I’m not sure that these were actually Siren sphagnicola. They more closely resemble Siren intermedia juveniles with their prominent yellow nasal bars. Also Seepage Sirens are cryptic and inhabit fairly sensitive habitats.
 
I see your point but these were collected in the correct habitat by me. I was told of this location 25 years ago by Paul Moler and have collected many of these over the years so I'm sure of the species. I get Amphiuma pholeter in this spot as well
Phil
 
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