I found this text on wikipedia:

A unique form of insemination has been described in Corydoras aeneus. When these fish reproduce, the male will present his abdomen to the female. The female will attach her mouth to the male's genital opening, creating the well-known "T-position" many Corydoras ...

Hello!

I read in an article that the l-066:
"Unlike some plecos they do not spend a lot of time in caves unless they are in a spawning mood."
Is this an experience shared among other keepers of the l-066? All of mine is hiding in caves all the
time without showing much intresset inte spawning. Even ...

were they imported together? 2 and 5 appear to be 333, they rest, likely 66.


Thank you Jon,

Yes, 2 and 5 are bought as l-333 about a year ago and the rest is bought at one time and i think they are from the same import..

Nice, then i will put the group with l-066 in one tank and the 2 other ...

and another..

Some more picutes..

Looks like fish 1,3,4,6,7 and 9 are males, but its a bit hard to tell form that distance.
Perhaps you can take some photos from above, close up?

You have both sexes for sure!

/Cristoffer


Yes, there must be both males and females! Thanx Cristoffer, any thoughts on the numbers of the fish? L-66 ...

7-8-9

7 8 9 Maby someone can say something about the sex on them too? From what i can see ther is 2 or maby 3 females and rest male, but i am not good at this..

Jens E

4-5-6

4 5 6

I've got 9 striped Hypancistrus. They are bought as l-333 and l-401 but i dont think they all are! There is probably some l-066 there too, and maby som other l-number?? Please help me identify them.