Heres a better picture, but the speciment ain't healthy :cry:

Thanks for posting the pics, I've added them to the cat-elog and would appreciate a few updated pics when the disease clears up.

Cheers,

Jools


Sorry, he didn't make it. When I started with the medications i turned the temp. up to ...

Of course. He was eating yesterday, but now i won't feed him again untill wednesday because of the medication.

Heres another one, still sick though

Heres a better picture, but the speciment ain't healthy

Can't find the little bugger
But I'll promise you a shot when i spot him.

Will do a photo shoot right away Can't promise you a better picture today, but i can promise you one.

Looks like it

How can i sex it?
How large do they grow?
Where can i read a little bit about 'em?

Gold coin to those of you who would have guessed that WITHOUT a picture


Heres one, not the best but the catfish ain't really settled in yet, so best so far.

I just bought this wild-caught (Peru) from my LFS.
Some kind of Chaetostoma sp?

Alex

yannfulliquet wrote:Hi!

Since the work of J. Armbruster on the phylogeny of Loricariidae, Zonancistrus is considered as a synonym of Dekeyseria...
Now all Isbrücker followers might not agree...

Cheers
Yann

Thanks Yann, now i can show off on my other forums

I'm a little confused here, which is the right name for my L52?

Dekeyseria sp. L052 or Zonancistrus sp. L052?

Silurus wrote:This is L052 (Dekeyseria sp.).

That was quik, thanks
Which is more rare in the shops, L170 or L052?

This one was sold to me as a L170, but on another forum someone said it might be a Pelckoltia Pulcher (know it's got a new name, but I don't remember it.)

Guess this is the best forum to ID this catfish