What kind of elephants did Pyrrhus use?

[Gladius Hispaniensis]

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I am referring to the fact that different kinds of elephants were used by the ancients for warfare depending on geographical availability and other factors. We know that Hannibal used the Barbary elephant and that the Seleucids and the Persians used Indian elephants. I am wondering what type of elephants Pyrrhus of Epirus used for his Italian adventure. Any input would be appreciated.

[Paullus Scipio]

Pyrrhus first encountered elephants at the battle of Ipsus, where he fought on the losing Antigonid side. He obtained his 20 elephants for his Italian expedition from his wars against Demetrius according to Pausanias, in which case they were likely to be Indian. Plutarch also reports 20 elephants.
The late writer Justinus reports that Ptolemy Ceraunus contributed 4,000 horse, 5,000 foot and 50 elephants to Pyrrhus' cause for two years and married his daughter to Pyrrhus,( the marriage is certainly incorrect) which if true might mean Pyrrhus had the smaller North African elephants. A couple of Italian depictions dated to Pyrrhus' invasion seem to show Indian elephants.
On balance therefore, Indian would seem to be the most likely.