Thanks. In the meantime I was fortunate to get the newsletter from Glaser forwarded by a good friend :) Manu 5 shortnose is C120 as Glaser states in the newsletter. Nice species. Manu 2 semi ong nose I'm thinking could be CW40. Difficult to tell without further pics. Manu 1 longnose+ Manu 4-7-8 is b...

Looking forward, Frank can't find pics anywhere.

I don't treat my Aspidoras fry/eggs aby different than Corys. I've bred 6 or so different Aspidoras and none have been difficult apart from C35.

To me they look like .

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Definately CW08 aka "Gold line elegans".

Imitator has a comletely different head shape so that should be easy

I've had fry like this from sterbai, panda and duplicareus. It happens sometimes. In sterbai I also found them to be quite weak, but panda and duplicareus was growing just as well as normal fry.

Looks good Onur

mummymonkey wrote:I've seen photographs of paleatus x panda so diphyes x panda wouldn't be out of the question.

Diphyes and paleatus belongs to the same group so if panda/paleatus is possible then why not panda/diphyes.

They do look strange, I agree with that.

According to work being done at Bangor University these two species should belong to 2 different lineages of the big cory-tree so I didn't think this was possible.

Brings back memories ...I recognise some of them from the trip we did up the Rio Itaya.

Hi Mark. It's the fish I got from Ian at the Convention. The ones that seemed different than the other lacerdai that came in and that have been bred in the UK. Johnny Jensen took pictures here a while ago and this is one of those pictures. As you know, the fish have bred here already and fin clips w...

I'd go with undulatus.

I can only say

It is great you have success

I know you have been working on C. zugatus for a long time.

I hope you can raise the youngsters.

Try with spawning mops instead of moss. I use mops for my egg earters like weitzmani and erhardti. If I don't use mops for these I will never see an egg but with mops I am fairly successfull with them.

I know this "problem" well...none of my saddlesnouts (C115, serratus, orcesi, vittatus) will touch dry food except for C. aurofrenatus "Bolivia". I feed them mainly with whiteworm, live artemia and blackworm/tubifex. Live daphnia and bloodworm is also on the menu. I've tried som ...

I can only agree to the others, it was a great event! The only thing was the choice of beer at the hotel. I would have liked some John Smith or similar, but at least they had good coffe :) Swapped a lot of fish and bought some CW51 and C140/imitator from Aqualife at a very good price and the fish we...

Please notice coryforum.dk and the very handsome looking guy there!

Great video Jacob I think we got past 700 people yesterday and with more coming in today we could pass 1000 people. Very nice!

Thanks Mats...I don't think the head is flat and long. Long yes, but not actually flat. More pics. If more shots are neeeded, let me know.

No input?

Maybe L349 is an option?

I bought a pair of these recently thinking they looked like my remaining female Ancistrus "green spot" I caught in a small stream between Iquitos and Nauta in Peru a couple of years ago. After comparing the fish I am in doubt; they have smaller and more spots (but greenish) than my origina...

They are very easy to keep. If you have a male and a female and give them javamoss og a spawning mop you shoul have eggs within a few days. Beware that they jump!

Fry are very easy to raise on microworms and bbs

When I see C. panda in shops, the WC fish are generalle more sandy-coloured than the Asian imports wich are more white. If this is because of selective breeding I don't know.

I think Corydoras kanei.

Plane booked, hotel booked, fish booked etc. etc.

I just got in in my inbox...ohhh...the last few hours at work are going to feel looong!

Oh, I have been waiting for this for sooooo long

In my experience, saddlenosed species prefer livefoods. The saddlesnouts I've kept og keep now ignore tablets/flakes completely, might take some frosen food but go nuts for tubifex, newly hatched artemia and so on.