Is this fellow a Thelo' ?

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Wilk
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Is this fellow a Thelo' ?

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Picked up at my local society sale last week but no-one was 100 percent sure what it was. Any ideas?

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I would think so, yes. Have you repotted it already? Did it have a bit of a tuberous root?
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I'd see as a probable name Gymnocalycium schickendantzii also.
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I´d say something like Thelocactus rinconensis .
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