Damn, talking about animal cruelty..

Good luck Sean

Here's 2 shots

I'm curious on this as well.
I'm currently keeping 8 Centromochlus c.f macracanthus and the look exactly like these sp. Peru

In addition to my previous post:

I've added 2 pairs of Centromochlus c.f macracanthus (making it a total of 6 males and 2 females)

And also 3 Centromochlus musaicus (2 males and 1 female)

4 Centromochlusc.f. macracanthus
Sadly all males
Feeding
Tatia nigra female

Thank you, Eric. I really hope the same..
I don't even care that it's a pricey fish, but I just hate loosing the specimens..

I currently have a similar problem.
I have/had 8 multiradiatus (from 2 different shops), all adults.
All were in good shape when I received them over a month ago (one turned out to be a splendens though).
Since then I lost 4 individuals without any clear indication whatsoever.
Water parameters are ...

Additional photos from the 'mystery' Corydoras

Thanks for the reply Eric, I'll do my best

3 Corydoras, sold as 'julii' which neither of them are of course.
But what are they?
These first one leaves me clueless, the second looks to me as a trilineatus (though it's rather tiny and a bit battered up; but I'll fix him up) & the third one is a spitting image of C102, a species I already keep

I knew someone would jump on that
There's 4 trilineatus next to my 8 C102 (and 14 aeneus for that matter)

Here are some photos

Finally, today I received 8 additional specimens to go with my lonely specimen

That is just great
I hope I'll have the same luck as you

Thanks

Much appreciated.
I actually went for as much trilineatus as possible, but they only had 4 of which 1 odd looking one.
I can't put my finger on what it is, but I completely fell for that 1 little oddball.
The pattern, its shape, the slightly elongated nose. For me it's a winner.
Now on a mission to ...

My sincere apologies for digging up an old topic, but I purchased 4 Corydoras trilineatus yesterday of which one was off.
I believe it's either leopardus or C102.
Is someone able to shine a light on this?

I know that I'm a wee bit late in my reply, but this has to be the most polite way of telling a bloke to go intercourse himself.
If it wasn't so entertaining, I wouldn't have bothered to reply at all.
This is an open forum and if you can't handle the fact that someone simply is stating to agree with ...

Viktor Jarikov wrote: 09 Feb 2019, 14:26 Thank you for your critical review. Help me improve. What is it you are having a problem with?

Exactly what Bas already said

No problem, I can wait ;)

What an utter horror of a tank...

hybrid indeed

That is great news
Did you manage to get the Chiloglanis on video, by any chance?

Congrats on the new youngsters Carsten!

Somehow I have a hybrid-feeling with this fish. Do you perhaps have a better photo or video for us?

N0body Of The Goat wrote: 01 Feb 2018, 16:04 Synodontis nigriventris are typically placid in my experience, my group have lived with

Microsynodontis sp(1)

;

Microsynodontis polli

;

Synodontis congicus

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S flavitaeniatus could also be a very nice combo with the nigriventris, both species are rather calm

pH 7.0 is not okay for S lucipinnis; they can handle it, but it's not what they desire ;)

A hybrid indeed

I would say lucipinnis