I don't think that it is a Peckoltia vittata, allthough the P. vittata can have several different patterns, I think it's not a P. vittata.

But it is very hard to ID, probably because he is a little stressed-out. Maybe it is an L265??

I only have 2 Tatia perugiae

Thanks Marc van Arc for giving the suggestion. Next time when I come to LFS I'll ask it. I like those catfishes very much, so I hope to get more

Edit: Actually I'm Tuti, not Mars. Mars is my girlfriends nickname on this forum ;)I forgot to log her out and login with my own username

I always thought that Cory's didn't tolerate salt in the water (why should they, there is no salt in there natural habitat). But I heard from a forummember that he uses salt in his tank all the time and it doesn't seem to harm them. So I think that most species do tolerate salt. However I'm not goin...

My Corydoras panda (which only spawn in something like a mop) have actually spawned once in Javamoss. But they liked the algues better, I think... because I found some eggs in them. But I think you have the best results using a actual mop ;)

My L15 is very active during the day. I have other catfish, but I almost only see them when they are fed.

Very active when not fed:
L15

Sometimes active when not fed:
L201
LDA33
L162
LDA01 (at first I never saw her, but after 8 months she became really active)

Only active when fed:
L264
L066
L134

Was it getting better when you put him in the quaratine tank? And got it worse again when you put him back in the normal tank? Are there other fish in that tank that are breeding fast, or is it just him? You should find answers to these questions befor you can determin exactly what the fish is suffe...

Actually, the first thing I think of reading your post is oxygen. Are you sure that your water contains enough oxygen? I lost a L264 because the Lemna minor grew so fast, that the surface was completely covered with it. Because of that the water couldnt absorp any oxgen. You can try to put the strea...

Ok, thanks everybody. I thought it might be the P. vittata for a while now. Too bad, because I think the L168 is more beautiful, but I doubt if the L168 is more active than the P. vittata (because this one is very active, even when the lights are on).

Well I registered myself, that's a bit easier :)... The main reason why I doubt that it might be a L168 are the eyes. As you can see, my catfish has a little thing in his pupil of the eyes, which isn't visible on pictures of L152 or L168, but the P. vittata does have this thing. And another thing is...