I believe those are Aspidoras spilotus. I have this fish as well. Very active & swims lightning fast.

My habrosus are really tiny. The spotted talking doradid on sale are also still juveniles. Never had such fishes before. I don't think that these doradid will grow really big right?? I mean the spotted ones. Noticed their mouth is pretty big......can easily swallow my other bigger cories too

Saw this fish on sale. Agamyxis pectinifrons I hope as the fish store labeled them as "spotted talking doradid". Izzit safe to keep them in the same tank with corydoras habrosus as this is my smallest cory in my tank? Do they do well in a pair?? Need more info before buying them.

The body markings looked more like Aspidoras spilotus. Will try to capture an 'in-tank' picture as this fish is pretty daring & active around my tank.

Does Ancistrus cf_cirrhosus have orange/reddish color on the tip it's tail & dorsal fins? Mine has it. Let me try to get a good clean shot then prolly ID'ing this guy is better.


in that case, there are two options:

Ancistrus punctatus which grows to 25 cm SL

and

Ancistrus hoplogenys which ...

OldMan wrote:Welcome to the forum Similiss. Sorry not to be able to help with the ID.

Thanks! No prob!

Richard B wrote:

Scleromystax prionotos

perhaps?

It's an aspidoras. long body & lightning fast. my fav fish in my collection.

Does Ancistrus cf_cirrhosus have orange/reddish color on the tip it's tail & dorsal fins? Mine has it. Let me try to get a good clean shot then prolly ID'ing this guy is better.

Need fish ID help on my new fish:

Hi guys,

New to this forum. Hope to learn from all the experts here.

Currently keeping
Cory-doras Aeneus
Cory-doras Sterbai
Cory-doras Albino Sterbai
Cory-doras Gossei
Cory-doras SIMILIS
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