I could improve that and put "not recorded" in for the zero entry - let me have a look at it....



Jools

All hover-over thumbnails should do this - works OK for me?

Jools

This makes sense given the code I am looking at. What it did was check (3 times, incorrectly) if the 7 days size field was empty or not, if not then the 7, 14 and 21 information was displayed. I have changed this to be what the code should have done which is check if any of the 7,14 or 21-day size d...

Yes, they were always meant to be this size, but a mistake meant they were not.

Jools

Nice to see you posting Jim,

Cheers,


Jools

Leave it, a siphon will be able to remove built-up debris if you wish. If you were going to put something under it, perhaps small rounded stones like you would use in a garden path or driveway?

Jools

No idea, but a few of us would be interested if you find out more or get pictures.

Cheers,

Jools

Thanks. It seems to be working fine now. I suspect it was a caching issue, so not really a bug and certainly nothing you were doing wrong. Basically, the image was being uploaded correctly but not displayed correctly on your browser until it refreshed the image at a later date/time. It might be the...

MarcW wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 27, 2020 3:06 pm

I'd also appreciate a copy if that's possible?

On its way.

Jools

Pretty sure the yellow finnage is a key requirement for it being C123, so the question is are the translucent finned species Corydoras elegans or not.

Think they might be female CW131 perhaps? Not sure about the rarity/likelihood of encountering these things.

Jools

kfamtvw7 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 24, 2020 9:50 pm

That cat-elog is a really incredible resource

Glad you like it, built here in Scotland.

Jools

Synodontis decorus


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Same also in the tropical area of the glasshouses at https://www.rbge.org.uk/visit/royal-bot ... edinburgh/

Jools

There are a few, but this is the best of them.

https://www.planetcatfish.com/books/boo ... nk+Busters

Jools

Eaten something like a heater suction cap or other plastic?

Jools

Yup, just to agree with the above, I'd label this as Rineloricaria lanceolata which as noted is a variable and widely distributed species.

Jools

If I remember correctly, adult male Glanidium don't develop strongly modified anal fins as per their sister centromochline taxa such as Tatia, Centromochlus etc.

Hope that helps,

Jools

Many thanks,

Jools

It could be Tatia dunni, but I can't even tell for sure if it's a Tatia from those pictures. If you had pictures showing the shape of the caudal fin it would help.

Also, where in Ecuador was is collected or exported from?

Cheers,

Jools

I have checked and I don't think I have it electronically. @Silurus or @lfinley58 may have an electronic copy which I too would also appreciate a copy of if possible.

Cheers,

Jools