Identity and locality
Pseudancistrus asurini (2015)
Rio Xingu, near Altamira, Pará, Brazil
Diagnostic evidence and naming
Formal description separated Rio Xingu P. asurini from Teles Pires P. kayabi. Medium-sized juveniles have whitish distal margins on dorsal and caudal fins. First publication history notes early L017 artwork confusion; do not silently synonymize L067 with L017.
Breeding and genetics limitations
Founder/date, adult captive reproductive performance, and stable color inheritance require direct breeder data.
Original references
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