It's quite common for corys to produce the odd dark (or pale) fry sometimes. I have seen it with duplicareous, sterbai, panda and other species.

Ian bred them, so 26-30 would be my first choice.

I have never heard of anyone breeding agassizi.

Very nice! Did you bring back any Corydoras punctatus or Parotocinclus sp.?

Thanks Mark

...if anyone should feel the urge to film all the talks and send a DVD, feel free to do so

Fantsatic line-up of speakers!

But...I'm probably not going as I'm going to be a dad around march 11th. if all goes well. Better stay at home for that

C. amandajaneae is from a tributary to Rio Negro and C143 is from Rio Tapajos, so they are not exactly neighbours...I'd say they are probably not the same species.

Looks like a pale CW23 to me.

You have C. sodalis.

Thanks Karsten :) I'll give that link a good look one of the next days! I just skimmed it for now and those eggs I could easily have missed. Only other fish in the tank is Centromochlus perugiae (wich have spawned twice but the eggs seem to dissolve within a day) and L159. I haven't seen any extra a...

Karsten, thanks for the explanation

How did you induce them to breed? I have a good group of these fish (P.jumbo contaminats) and the females are almost exploding. I treat them like I treat P. jumbo but nothing happens. I've bred loads of P. jumbo a few years back though.

Good to see others are breeding these too
nice video!

I'm shure it would be possible for those two species to crossbreed. They are in the same group of "Corys" (the group that contains aeneus, venezuelanus, schultzei, lasers, eques, etc.). Personally I would never let any fish enter the hobby if I suspected they were hybrids. In my fishroom t...

The first ones looks like young C120 to me. My C91 doesn't have the black colouration in the dorsal, but my C120 does.

Tha last ones are C. oiapoquensis.

C. septentrionalis

Here's my pic of the other specimen...the stripe is a little longer. I think Kampfers pic comes pretty close... C92 was also mentioned in the discussion at the Convention. I am really not shure what to think. I can see resemblences to both C115 and C92. Perhaps it's neither? I've had a look at my pi...

I took pics of the other fish in the tank. Will upload it tomorrow. Your fish look more C115-like than the other specimen I think.
I'll take pics of my own C115/116 too for comparison.

I agree with Mark, great event and well arranged! (as usual )

Nice to meet old and new friends and trade some fish, hear good spaekers and visit a couple of the best fish shops I know.

All fish made it home allright and is feeding well this morning

Nanus are usually some form of napoensis. Your fish looks like a young napo.

I use air-driven HMF-filters in all my tanks (currently 45 for Corys, breeding, raising and stocktanks) and I'm very happy with this setup. Low maintainence and excellent filtration.

I have used JBL Furanol with good success.

I have the same experience with Mela/Primafix as you.

I use spriulina-powder instead of yeast...I have the idea that the worms are better food for the fry of they are fed spirulina. Anyway, it does not smell even half as bad as if using yeast, which especially my girlfriend appreciates:)

Corydoras reynoldsi

Corydoras pulcher.

They look a lot like to me.

Young Corydoras leucomelas.

Definately move it to CW28.

1: C. pulcher.
2+3: C. CW28.

Fantastic!

Did you bring home any fish? ...particularly thinking about the Corydoras punctatus...

Sounds like a good day...would have loved some CW30s...