is my best guess but I'm horrible with Corey IDs so best to wait for someone with more experience

Alright there are many reasons fish don't eat and you haven't really given us much to go on. First of all your fish is most likely Ancistrus cf_cirrhosus and if you click on that name it will transport you directly to knowledge! That page has the most info that you possible get, you can see what is ...

I was looking into this not long ago :P High flow/well oxygenated water, no vegetation, drift wood is ok but large boulders are more so what they live amongst. Hemiancistrus subviridis has some breeding reports and Cotm article that could also help shed some light on things, I also read an article a...

HH has already said everything that needs to be said. Ending up with the fish is most likely not entirely your fault, pet stores push these like a car salesmen.If you click the link HH gave you it will take you to that species page were you can learn pretty much everything thats been learn't about t...

Not an Otocinclus... I don't even think its catfish! I could be off but it looks more like a gara or loach species to me.

Look like its just shedding its skin. All four of my Amaralia hypsiura shed their skin anywhere from a week to a month after I got them and haven't done it again sense. My "theory" is that they do it when adjusting to different water qualities and even if thats the case its probably only a...

Huge congrats Teresa!

You've worked so hard for this, I'm so happy it paid off for you!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTYp3YbrKJw

It hurts

JasonGoneFishing wrote:What is his Facebook?

My bad

https://www.facebook.com/belowwater/

Oliver has some photos of Serratus on his face book, in my opinion it looks very similar to fish in the first photo

Hello everyone! I have not been participating a whole lot as of late, between exams and some other personal struggles I have really only had it in me to watch from a far. However with school out, a serious catfish addiction and some life changes I believe I'm ready to get back on track! I've decided...

A lot of trees have anxiety problems.. The ones in the amazon are prone to Panaque attacks ;)

I would like to know more about these cats as well, not a whole lot of info out there

A Panaque is so perfect for this though ~X( Anyway... some of these cats come to mind however these are based off of cats that A.) I like (the only ones I tend to remember =)) ) B.) that most of these are fish I have no experience with and cannot speak of how well they will behave themselves. Liosom...

Sometimes if you get e reply within the day your pretty luck ;) I only keep one Otocinclus vittatus in a 6 gallon for algae control.... I've never actually had to feed him! The tank gets so much algae of all different types he always has a full belly. However with most algae eaters your supposed to ...

All of the ADA sand I have used (smallest grain size) so far are fantastic and all of the fish never seem to have a problem with it. nice variety of colours as well but the price is a little high.

come to mind ;)

amiidae wrote:Nope.
Got them fm Glaser.

God dammit that means that Oliver still has them

Fantastic photos as always!

Hmmm, what are the differences on the eyes of 173 vs 46? After I read his comment I looked into this as well and couldn't find an answer myself. So I'm in for that question as well. I believe its a reference to the blue coloured eyes of Hypancistrus zebra were as Hypancistrus sp(l173) has the typic...

Did you get these from Oliver by any chance ;)

Richard B wrote:Don't know that one - retailers are always making names up. Could it be

Tatia musaica

?

Thats what first popped into my mind as well, maybe a piebald ?

Thanks Acanthicus! I think I'll keep the E.quadracostatus but I may add some Salvania natans, the problem is the tank isn't open and the lid maybe leaves half a centimeter, would this be adequate for a floating plant? I'll get my hand on some more dragon stone (Have a pile of it somewhere...) and wi...

Hello Everyone! I have setup a small tank (8.5 gallon Fluval vista) and as the title suggest have come across those illusive beauties Tatia musaica . Now this is going to be a species tank and I was wondering how many you think I should keep in here. Besides the nooks and crannies from the dragon st...

watergirluk wrote:The thought's I've had so far on these from different people are - L400, L333, L340
Personally i'm not convinced on either L333 or L340 but could I be wrong?

The problem with Hypans is could we ever be right

I would say but thats a shot in the dark (as is any of my guesses with hypans...)

Click on this , best place to start!

Possibly or ?

I use ADA La plata and colorado sands (small grain size) and my plecos, whiptails and banjos have no trouble burying or foraging. I'm actually debating getting a group of cories for either of those tanks.

The only pleco i can think of with blue is

any chance you could get a picture of it?

For bottom dwelling asian species that don't get massive you should look in to the Erethistes group. I have 3 Erethistes jerdoni and they are splendid but minuscule, there are larger members of the family (all still very small, I believe the largest is 2.5 inches). Mid water black water south americ...