The whole caudal fin is spotted in S. moijiri and sporadically spotted in S. acsi plus the latter is a bit more brown / generally lower contrasting "colours". Having kept both I know they do change from really quite light colour / high contrast to very low contrast in sparse/light/stress s...

No matter how many times I try I am unable to update my Cats Kept list from the email messages sent or via the website. I no longer have Pygmy Corys, I have 5 C. caudimaculatus, 2 Common Whiptail and one albino Ancistrus Do you want to PM me and we can work out what's going wrong? Or post what's ha...

There were a bunch of small issues here. All sorted now and tested OK.

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Jools

Haven't had a chance to check it, but I am pretty sure this is now fixed. Would you like to try it again?

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Jools

This is now fixed and tested on the Tatia.

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Jools

I added a few today and it worked fine.

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Jools

Hi Eric,

Should be fixed now if you'd like to try it out?

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Jools

Fixed. An old bug. This happened when no member of the genus has SL data input.

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Jools

It means it's meant to show a map, but has failed for some reason. Will look into it.

Thank you for reporting.

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Fixed.

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Jools

That is indeed goofy! Yet, the cat-eLog species page looks ok. On checking it out I see that it's becuase I didn't think about how to put a new/modern map on an article page. But now we can! All fixed.

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Jools

Fixed.

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Fixed.

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Jools

The top one looks a lot like which I collected around the Iquitos area IIRC. The contrast oon my pic is high and that fish is also settled and not on a white backgrond.

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Fixed. These "structured data" errors are due to a change I made to every page on the site to provide structured data about the pages content for search engines where appropriate. At present, this is mainly articles but becuase it's on every page now, I can amend it in future. If you spot ...

This is now fixed.

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Jools

All fixed.

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This is fixed.

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Jools

When I've seen them they've always been in shipments from the Parana, usually out of Uruguay.

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Love it! I think there were otherr new l-numbers from Haakon - is that right?

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Love it. BTW, I'm from Edinburgh, Stockbridge. Nice to see another one here.

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Jools

It depends what you mean by eating wood. Do you mean digesting wood or ingesting wood? And do you mean wood, like from a tree, or bamboo or some random palm? These I found not to be purposful wood ingesters not like L. tentaculus , for example. They pretty much wanted to "mouth" anything t...

In the past I've removed them "manually". Not sure if other options (i.e. chemicals) are available.

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Jools

I'm delighted to say the initial full release of the new maps is now online. Lot of speed, ease of amendment and customisation going forward is now in place as well as the new inset map feature which show an overview of the main map area to provide global context. I know there will be issues and ref...

I don't think so Viktor, the barbkes don't look heavy enough and, although it develops more in later life, the dorsal fin doesn't look extendeed enough. Looks like to me.

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Jools

@racoll, I've shared the doc @shane, @lfinley58 and had worked on. Let me know guys if you have lost access to it. It's been a while......

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Maps are back online to the level of functionality before the upgrade of behind-the-scenes tech. Changes to note: Type localities are purple with a star glyph. Occurrences are green with a certificate glyph. Removed the "don't place marker at Lat:0, Long:0 if body of water doesn't have Lat and ...

Exciting! I regret not having time to take "Ancistr" further - one day - I think it is / would be useful to get some UK, Czech and particularly US data into the mix.

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I saw the first import of LDA109 in 2014, the location in Peru was secret back then - but they came into Norway via aquarists out in Peru. 1) Closer to Parotocinclus than Otocinclus in terms of care but it's splitting hairs - but they are smaller and eat 24/7. Generally, keeping these fishes in larg...