sharpshootercatfish wrote:who's dorad

He's a user of this forum who likes Doradids.

Jools

Go speak with Dorad (he'll be jammed into a dark corner).

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Thought it was a bit big! Thanks,

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Gephyroglanis?

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Is this it?






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Dave,

No question that they are dyed then. Hopefully, like dyed Corydoras, the market will not make them profitable. If anyone else encounters these lets post it here and see what we can do to educate the masses to avoid buying these things.

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Dave,

Are you sure it is dyed? It does look odd, but these albino particular plecos look odd to my eyes anyway. Were there other colours?

Jools

http://www.planetcatfish.com/shanesworl ... _zebra.htm

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Copeia is the journal of The American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. It is possible to subscribe but exoensive, maybe Lee would be so good as to advise on price?

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Tim,

I recently got some pictures of young ones from a UK dealer, sorry but I can't remember who! They do visit this site, so why not post a "Wanted" post in that forum?

Jools

Pseudorinelepis genibarbis is the correct current name, Pseudorinelepis pelligrini is a synonym.

I don't know how to sex them other than by examining the genital papillae.

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philtre wrote:btw, Jools ... what's the sp in the pic that you showed?

Corydoras araguaiaensis

http://www.planetcatfish.com/ilibrary/c ... /462_f.htm

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true...the owner of the pet store looked surprise when i wanted to get 6 pl*cos of the same species to try breeding. he kept on persuding me to get 1 pl*co for each species. :twisted: That's verging on scandalous. I must say it is unusual here, most dealers recognise that it is easier and more prof...

I think it something all Loricariids do. I have seen it in Otocinclus and Lamontichthys oddly enough although it tends only to happen if the temp. is high and the filters aren't running as well as they should. Anyone seen Pimelodids do it? I could swear my Pimelodus do it but I've never caught them ...

Yann,

I've got some too. What do you want pictures of?

Jools

Yeah, I don't like the yellow either. Will look into it. Maybe red?

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Tim, That's a cool picture, more of those sorts of things for various catfish families would really help. I have to say though that the pelvic fin shape is a little misleading. It is blunt on the red male and more pointy on the blue female. This is the wrong way around, it should be pointy on the ma...

@SG,

Is any of this online? PM or email me if you need help with the techie stuff.

Jools

Why bother with the expense of an HH clone, he gets through twice as much work as the rest of us as it stands!



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All~ See below. Got this email in to the site, it has Shane and I some what stumped although we did recommend the person spend some time in the cat-elog and register here. My only suggestion at this stage is Horabagrus . Images may or may not be forth coming. Any ideas? Jools > I have recently bough...

smilingSyno wrote:Just looked up Glyptoperichthys gibbiceps in the library... it has a bunch of L-numbers: L083a, L083b, L083c, L083d, L164 and L196

Yeah, I've been meaning to sort through these. Some of them are not quite right or need a bit of attention. Another thing added to the "to do" list!

Jools

BTW, that's Scottish not Scotch.

Hrmmm, I think we should sit on the fence until everyone's browsers catch up with the new set-up?

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Try it again now but select the "Default" theme - I've been busy...


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@jscoggs

Sounds like a caching problem, what do you think Rusty/Tim?

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Pete,

Why are you so bold? Does Oliver have any plans for a DVD?

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I don't think my fish ever found FD tubifex all that tasty :P . Guppies and hatchetfish oddly were the only things that would eat it and it took an AGE to sink (if it ever did) - not much use in our tanks. Didn't know about the stick it to the glass/rocks trick mind you. Will probably pick up a pack...

Copeia: Vol. 2002, No. 4, pp. 1063?1069. Otocinclus tapirape: A New Hypoptopomatine Catfish from Central Brazil (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) Marcelo R. Britto,a and Cristiano R. Moreiraa aMuseu de Zoologia da Universidade de São Paulo, Cx. Postal 42594, 04299?970 São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. (MRB) ...

Hi Lee, Nice to see you on the forum. Would this happen to be the fish? <IMG SRC ="http://www.planetcatfish.com/jpg/callichthyidae/corydoras_sp''serrano''1.jpg"> I'm out on a limb at the moment but I _think_ it is from the right place, I can check with the photographer/collector (HG Evers)...

Copeia: Vol. 2002, No. 4, pp. 1006–1015. New Corydoradine Catfish (Siluriformes: Callichthyidae) from the Upper Paraná and São Francisco: The Sister Group of Brochis and Most of Corydoras Species Marcelo R. Britto,a and Ricardo M. C. Castroa a(MRB) Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de São Paulo...