Great stuff, thanks!

Jools

Thanks for posting, how about I take the composite picture you posted and send out three pics too add?

Jools

Little woodcats are developing well. I think I have a dozen fry of various ages swimming around. Here is the oldest fry, now a week old and 8mm SL. Awesome, get that picture in the cat-elog! :-) Such a long time we've been waiting to see fry of the species - great to see it all unfold. Cheers, Jools

It looks like P. granulosus with a broken spine to me (like what you see in a balloon paroon etc). The humeral process looks right. What did bother me is a passing resemblance to Centrodoras but the eyes, colouration isn't right and it's probably my inexperience with these fishes shining through! So...

Seems to be filling out nicely.

Jools

OK, thanks for understanding. Do let me know how you get on with the HTML viewer, and limitations of it or specific issues you find with that approach. Then I could build it into a reviewer if I ever "grow our own".

Cheers,

Jools

My first impression based on body shape when viewed from above was the smaller one was female, the other one maybe too. Adding a sure-fire male should mix it up!

Jools

It already exists in so far as you are emailed the preview. The forum feature is different because only one person (the poster) is in control of the preview, edit, preview, post cycle. If you're worried about the complexities of markup, you could use https://htmlcodeeditor.com/ or similar. To answer...

Hi,

I split your topic off from the other one so that the two threads don't get mixed up.

Cheers,

Jools
PS Welcome to PlanetCatfish.

That's good news about the spawning. So, I have one picture which looks correct (I think, some pictures show 'rocket' patterning in the outside rays of the upper and lower caudal lobes, some do not).

What do you think?

Jools

Jools

Nope, they are all Corydoras trilineatus, looks like all in great condition too.

Jools

Hi Karsten and Eric, Yes, it's a good catch - what we know about this species has moved on since 1998 when I added that first picture! So, I'd say that first picture could be replaced if we source the "real deal". The other two I took, they came in from Brazil with loads of discus. Pretty comfortabl...

I would split them out to A. sp. cucuta. Firstly, they can be recombined at a later date if DNA proves that fish that look different share the "same" DNA, secondly, it means there can be a species-specific description of all this detail. Will help breeders keep them apart too as, I think, the networ...

100% a Gibby.

Jools

Bettaman wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 01, 2020 3:16 pm

Sorry to hijack this thread but I just got this juvenile and wondering if it's a gibby.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jCNuQqjyipkFUZv7A

I would say it's probably a hybrid, something like Synodontis sp_hybrid(4). Very pretty and clean looking. What it's back story / origin?

Jools

It's possible, I would say likely, because that pale vertical band on the caudal peduncle is a feature other plecos lose or lessen with age.

Jools

Eric, I do like how you show your "workings" if all aquarists could do this (vs "it's not that fish, it's different") life would be awesome! So, I see where you're headed and I agree we have two fishes in A. triradiatus at present and one of them looks to be the same as the ex-bodenhameri now that t...

That's really cool, do I understand correctly that this means the adults are just spawning, maybe 20 or so eggs every few days?

Jools

Feature is fixed and now correctly parses some higher characters like ò (o-grave).

Cheers,

Jools