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C. duplicareus
Posted: 13 Jan 2003, 14:52
by bernt
Does anyone have experience with Corydoras duplicareus? Is it difficult to breed? Just found them in the local fish store, and I must say that thay are really beautiful. I think I need a group of them.
Bernt
Posted: 13 Jan 2003, 16:10
by philtre
hi bernt,
lucky you!!!!
didn't even get to see any last season. hope someone will share their experience of duplicareus!
cheers
philtre
Posted: 13 Jan 2003, 16:34
by clothahump
I have got 5 of them and 1 of the umentionable ones that looks very similar, originally from Ian's famous fish house.
They have bred a few times since I have had them and I have just used the old trick of Dry and Rainy seasons.
Good article on breeding them.
http://www.eheim-uk.com/duplicareus.asp
And dry and rainy seasons.
http://www.eheim-uk.com/d+r.asp
Posted: 14 Jan 2003, 00:12
by Coryman
Very similar to
C. adolfoi the only visual differences are that
C. duplicareus are a little stockier and the colours tend to be more intence. There is a difference in the pectoral fin spine, in
C. adolfoi the posterior esge is smooth but in
C. duplicareus it is serrated.
Ian