I'm not sure the reply from the fish store adds a lot and it's hard to see on what basis this would be a hybrid. I too would say L147 only because it looks like it has a longer body than a Peckoltia . Ancistomus have a slightly longer body which is easier to see in larger fish. Patterns are not much...

It's useful to see pics, I didn't realise there were discus, rainbowfish, SAE, , rams, angelfish, corys and snails in there too. Without taking out a few fishes, I wouldn't add a to the mix.

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I think the tank is big enough given you're only keeping one and, if it were me, I'd move out the longfin bristlenose to remove the risk of hybridisation with the L183 + free up some space. What I would also do is think about a large arch of wood in the middle of the tank (it is a tall tank) for the...

OK, cool, but it still remains I should look at being able to reassign or remove a particular BLOG - will keep things here for now.

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Jools

Ah, I didn't understand that bit - but clearly the important bit! I've fixed it now.

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Jools

PDF It's a really interesting paper, thanks for posting. I know it's not the main thrust of it, but if I read it right (I had to look up a LOT of words), another paper that supports all/most of the stripey Xingu Hypancistrus being one species with a lot of pattern variation? Jools PS The paper open...

Agree with Eric, the contrast will improve a lot with better surroundings.

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This is now fixed.

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Jools

I don't think those sizes have ever worked. There was a bug in there unrelated to recent PHP8 update stuff.

Anyway, fixed now.



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OK, using your log as the best test case.

I can see foods.

I have enhanced it to show further spawning reports.

The sizes you mention are missing, so looking into that.

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Jools

A few years ago I made a mistake by registering a kept (and bred species) in My Aquaria that turned out being something else. I proceeded to remove the species in My Aquaria, I should probably have chosen "change species, keep data". The species was removed from My Aquaria but I still sho...

Eric, I'm looking at taking this enhancement on. Would you simply want to delete a BLOG, or would you also want to move the blog from one species to another?

Cheers,

Jools

Fixed, and improved actually. While the formating one can apply to the information shown, you can add bullet points. Which we now have.

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Jools

Not sure I did fix this previously, anyway it's fixed now!

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Jools

This is now fixed.

Cheers!

Jools

Like many of these errors, they are warnings pointing to code that code be written better. I'll have a look at this one now.

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Jools

I've been doing a few of these and I didn't even notice this one. Fixed now.

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Jools

78 years but it's an outlier! I find it's more about how often they are moved or drained and filled.

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I can't see any reason not to move it. I'll pickup the empty genus at some point, I get a monthly alert. If someone describes a new catfish genus meantime then this can be readily reused (you and I will remember). The odd thing is no robot has identified it as being in the wrong genus but I think th...

No worries, quick one to fix and it's working now.

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I had in my mind they were blackwater but I would trust the cat-elog over my memory.

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Hi Luigi, The Loricariidae family page has a map which you can explore. There's nothing really from this region you will find in a fish store. Maybe consider Ancistrus spp. from Northern or Southern South America that like it a bit cooler? Even the good old common Ancistrus would be a good choice wi...

It also means that the roof has been supporting a weight already with the water tank. Assuming joists/build are the same in the rest of the attic then sounds good. Only thing about drawing water off the tank is to have plenty of safeguards for not overfilling the tanks! I don't think I've ever met a...

Much as we love Repashy products, adding fresh vegetables is all you need to do to halt lateral line erosion. It takes a long time to heal and sometimes doesn't, so you are aiming for halting, maybe reducing not removing. Peas are a good option as they can be placed around the tank to stop aggressio...

I am guessing tap water is pretty much liquid chalk where you are and that collecting rain is, to say the least, ambitious. Your best case is you can slowly acclimate them to neutral pH. With blackwater fishes going directly into your kind of water, RO is pretty much life support and cannot be sudde...

I think you've now got a really good chance of rearing these. Microglanis are not fussy eaters - do you have a plan for feeding them - newly hatched BS or something else?

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OK, will get on it. These look like secondary issues, in other words, problems caused by the fixes put in place to resolve the first set of errors etc. Disappointing (in myself) I've missed them, but there are so many (I'm past 4000 line edits in the last month). Keep reporting, I'll keep fixing - t...

Ah, a badly defined count. Fixed now.

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Jools

Fixed,

Jools

OK, think I've quashed these ones too.

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Jools