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Help with ID?

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This is one of my oldest fish, I still have two left, originally got them off my boss when he went overseas (before I even owned a tank, they went into the flatties tank).

The rest are with the Flatmate, but I was wondering what they were.. I always assumed a tetra of some sort...

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OMG...that's what I thought before I read your post Hummingbird...gee, must be learning something after all :P

You can tell most tetras by them having a "andipose" fin.

This is a small fin between the Dorsal(top) fin and the caudal(tail) fin.

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