All, Rather by accident, I found an article which didn't display. I had a quick look at why and see that six articles have been affected like this for quite a long time. Our oldest backup is from 2003, but there is a gap between then and 2017, so they are really lost from my control. I am noting the...

The C102 ID looks OK, but these are smaller specimens ATM. So, just wondering if we should rethink the first fish in question actually being a [larger, (female)] Corydoras trilineatus?

Jools

All done and back up and running.

Jools

All,

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Jools

Just checked this out this morning and it seems to work OK.

Jools

Well done! Hope you get a decent number from the spawn.

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Jools

Yes on the Hoplo ID. That large one is a female (ventral plates not touching).

Have fun!




Jools

Looks great, have a great time and report back!

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Jools

That is interesting, not much else is known about this. Could I get a copy please if possible?

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Jools

Hi HH, The technical answer is between 0 and 95 days after they are published on Fishbase depending on when they were last checked (every month all species are checked if they have not been checked in the last 64 days). The data could be manually input via the "edit data sheet" option mean...

Thanks for the info Yann,

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They are easy to keep. That said, S. barbatus prefers cooler water and is not a good choice. The other fishes would be fine.

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As I understand it, CITES I (for species threatened with extinction), it means you can't buy or sell them even to your next-door neighbour without permits etc but happy to be corrected.

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Yes, agreed on the last point, my pics are from there too (note to self, must post these). Still catching up on the rest of the paper. Thanks for all your hard work on this Eric,

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Jools

It was great to share the journey and thanks for inviting us along on the ride.

It’s always interesting to follow any size of tank as it develops with its owner over the years!

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Jools

I've only got up to LDA087 in photos - they were thereafter published in Aqualog News up to LDA103. Hard to find unless someone out there already has them. Last time I asked, the photographer, @Erwin, unfortunately, didn't allow us to use his pictures to freely show these ones which are obscure and ...

Now fixed, thanks!

Jools

This is now resolved, thanks all!

Jools

For info., this feature now deprecated.

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