This is great congrats on all the action!

My own group have been doing some spawning-like behaviour the last week but no eggs.

Fair enough, you didn't know. Generally, within species groups you can get hybrids if they are kept together. Both you species falls into the aeneus-group of species. There would not have been hybridisation if you kept C. elegans together with C. acutus for instance. If you keep them to yourself and...

Res speck on the gillplate says me thinks

"KUN" means "only"...as in "Get this for only 7 euros".

Currency is Kroner (or Kr.).

To get prices in Euro, divide with 7,5 and you have approximate amount. A pump cosing 750 Kr. would cost approx. 100 Euros.

Try www.bonniedyrecenter-rødovre.dk

The shops are within a few minutes from CPH center by car so it's not too bad.

Pictures...I agree that P. spilosoma looks close.

I've kept P. spilosoma before and these are not the same I think. The markings on the males are very much like the pic in the P. cf. cesarpintoi datasheet with the "bars" on the back. I'll try to get time to do some photos today. Edit* I've had some correspondence with Hans Evers and appar...

Found 8 of these in a shipment of LDA025 yesterday...females are nice and fat and ofcourse they'll go into a dedicated tank for breeding experiments soon but I wonder if anyone else has more info/experience than found in the data sheet or the Shanes World article? Parotocinclus cf_cesarpintoi [Mod e...

I'm not an L-cat man, but these shops are the ones I visit when I'm in CPH and they usually have a good selection:

www.bonniedyrecenter-rodovre.dk
www.bonniedyrecenter-glostrup.dk

Some people also use www.neonfisken.dk but be careful, they are crap about ID's.

I'd put my money on Aspidoras CW52.

It has been in the hobby for a couple of years at least under the names of A. albater/A cf. albater.

Nice fish, I keep/breed them myself.

Hej Henrik.

Velkommen til

Kommer du til Skive i weekenden?

The first one is too snouty to be C. trilineatus. It is something from the C. leopardus-group (leopardus, C102, gomezi). Wich species I can't tell for shure. The other one is probably a Brochis but it looks a bit snouty for a splendens. Usually "latus" is a trade name for C. pantanalensis,...

I've done them well in 1 male-2 females ratios.

corybreed wrote:MatsP,

Where can I get the breakdown of the proposed split of the Genus?

Mark

It will officially be out by march 2011 as far as I am informed.

It has not been officially put in with Corydoras yet as the work is not finished. I don't even know if it will be put in Corydoras. We just had a little sneak peak at the CSG Convention in march :foggie: But when you think about it, they are caught a long way from all the other Apidoras and they are...

Good luck with your project. I tried raising Aspidoras pauciradiatus and I did get some eggs but even in soft, acid water I could never get their eggs to hatch. They placed most of their eggs near the outlet of a power head driven sponge filter on adjacent side panes and plants. I may be wrong but ...

Great Frank

Cross my fingers for next batch to be good.

Are you measuring SL=Standard Length (without tail) or TL=Total Length (with tail)? A 7,5 cm. fish (SL) would be aroung 10 cm. (TL).

I've bred C. diphyes for some years now. You are right about temperature. It needs to be low...18-22 celcius. I keep mine in soft water. pH 6-6,5 and 150-200 microsiemens. They usually spawn after a 50% waterchange with colder water (14-15 celcius). The fry is fairly easy to raise. Good luck with th...

The ones in the fromt is C96. Often (wrongly) imported as C. armatus from Peru.

mummymonkey wrote:Maybe

Corydoras leopardus

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Definately not julii. The snout is too pointed. C. leopardus is certainly a good bet. I'm not good at destinguishing the species in the C. leopardus/C. gomezi/C128 etc. complex from eachother. But it's one of those

First Corypic could be a bunch of species...do you have any loaction or maybe country of origin?

The last Corypic show C. fowleri and C96 (the two in the front). Both caught around Iquitos, Peru.

Don't worry about the fry. Probably the females is laying eggs on her own without fertilization. I have seen this on some occasions. The "grain of sand" sounds like unfertilized eggs to me. Have you actually seen the fish in T-position with the bronzes? I think they are to remote in geneti...

One of the lakes I fish for pike has quite a few pike colured this way..."normal" pike colour on one side and allover yelliw/white on the other.

Ever 10-12th. pike I catch there looks like that.

Haven't seen it anywhere else.

I visited Stingray Aquarium SAC in Iquitos, Peru a couple of years ago. It seemed like they had everything organized and some good people to catch and look after the fish. I saw a lot of rarities there, especially Corys. The fish I caught myself made it home to Denmark (approx. 70 specimens ...ancis...

Yes we collected a type of Rivulus here as well as the North-Eastern portion of the Madre de Dios region, less then 30 miles from the Bolivian border. I did not get any photos of the Rivulus but Brian Perkins has these currently. He might be able to share some photos of these with us. We did also c...

More pics

Fishwise it looks like the ones I collected with a couple of friend around Iquitos a couple of years ago, but might not be the exact same species. I'm not so strong i L-cats

Did you find any corys or killis?

Nice fish Onur!

I cross my fingers for some eggs there sometime

Excellent little fish!

My own group are doing well and will get a bigger tank soon

I've wondered about these too...and I think the question has been raised before without any certain answer