I use an oil-filled De Longhi heater. Mostly it's switched off and the heat from the lights/pump is enough though. This kind of thing? http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0000BVBHJ/ref=asc_df_B0000BVBHJ6882179?smid=APNHB0KKIR2F6&tag=hydra0b-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22218&creativeASIN=B0000B...

I use an oil-filled De Longhi heater. Mostly it's switched off and the heat from the lights/pump is enough though.

Looks like if there are 2 pictures then there is an alignment issue. See as an example.

I've "successfully" killed Java moss by placing it in low pH tanks stained heavily with tannins. It grows fine in brackish water too btw.

The one nearest is . The others are .

Maccus wrote:So would nervious system damage cause fish to frequently gather in a corner for a couple of weeks?.

No idea, but wouldn't rule it out.

Some diseases can physically damage the fish without killing it causing it to modify its behaviour is some way for the rest of its life. Some examples might include blindness, loss of or damage to fins and barbels, fertility problems and damage to the nervous system.

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My hasatus are in with crystal shrimps and plenty fry are produced. Leave a pile of ceramic noodles, broken crockery or large pebbles in a corner. The fry will escape the worst of the predation in there until they are big enough not to be eaten.

Nice fish and easy to keep. Same as most other corydoras.

The green ones are and the gold ones are .

Thanks Jools, working fine now.

I've attached an image of a male. It's very close, if not identical to the original fish.

Aksel wrote:how manny do you have left?

Not sure - maybe about 30 left. Had 200 but sold, swapped & given away the rest.

Aksel wrote:is it possible to send them to Norway???

Pick up only I'm afraid.
70 were picked up and taken back to Norway this week.

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Somebody selling it here:

http://www.hippocampus-bildarchiv.de/et ... ius_3.html

F1 from wild
Just coming up to 3 months old now.
£5 each.
Pick up Perthshire.

Picture taken a few days ago Video when they were smaller

I can't speak for everyone(obviously) but I more often than not set up a tank for the specific purpose of breeding. When the spawning is done the aquarium may well be put to another use and set up differently. In fact my tanks are in a constant state of flux with fish moving around and substrate/dec...

Looks like to me Mats. What are your reasons for thinking otherwise?

The add on developers certainly have difficulty keeping up. About half of the ones I use(d) are bust.

I've got 7.01.
Am I missing out

I always assumed it was a direct translation by someone whose first language wasn't English. It's not as annoying as seeing TLAs used for fish though

bsmith wrote:What is odd about them?

The black dorsal? WIll likely reduce in area as it matures.

Thanks Racoll, I had already found that thread. It appears to have been edited. I really didn't conjure £45000 out of thin air, or the approach to a major chain. Guess posts on a forum being rewritten or edited, it's down to the owner. Guess it's only a matter of time, when I look at this forum to ...

Viewing the breeding record only some of the images uploaded are displayed.

That sounds like a bug. Which one(s) are not visible?

The record for C. eques is only displaying the first 2 images, I added 4.

Sorry, forgot all about this. Turned out to be .
I've no idea how they got into that tank.

You have to save & reload each time you add a food type. The record for the species still says "Unreported" even when a record is submitted. This should update when the first record is submited and links to all breeding reports should be here. Viewing the breeding record only some of t...

From what I've seen it's males who actively chase and nudge the female. If she's receptive she will mate with one of the attendant males.

Took a while to download but a nice video Frank. The other fish are Axelrodia stigmatias.