Jools wrote:Hi,

It's this guy:

Chaetostoma sp(1)

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Jools

Aha, i was looking at the other Bulldog, the spotted one, didn't know there was a Blonde/Striped Bulldog... Thank you very much.

Bought this little guy (1.5"(TL)) at the LFS the other day, sold as Bulldog/Rubberlip.
He doesn't match the pics in the Cat-e-Log, i.e. the spotting on the body and such, but that could be due to juvenile coloration/patterning?
Pic shows true colors.
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s190 ...

Acquired a Banjo and SA Bumblebee for my 55gal SA community a couple months ago.
A few weeks ago I remodeled the tank, new substrates (gravel with a area of sand), live plants and new lighting.

Banjo did what a Banjo should do... Immediately buried himself deeply in the sand...
But, is it normal ...

corybreed wrote:It is C. Delphax.

Mark

Two plus me makes three, C.delphax it is.
I've been waiting for these, I'll be waiting for even more.
This is the only oddball Cory I've seen in their shipments, I wonder what the exporter thinks they are?

They look like C delphax to me, especially with those caudal markings
Thanks for the reply...

I've been keeping a eye out for these, they come very infrequently mixed into my LFS's SA shipments.
They have no clue, a Cory is a Cory to them :roll:
I got a hold of two of'em awhile back and just ...

I'm thinking these are C.delphax.
They are very similar to some other Cs I have that were ID'd as C.delphax, but there are a number of Cs that are so similar I have a hard time making a positive ID.
Appreciate input, thnx.
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s190/ChileRelleno/100_4172.jpg
http ...

I realize that this thread is somewhat older and the OP has either successfully treated or lost the fish...
But I must comment on the poor general knowledge.
What utter rubbish...
The parasite is "ever present" in any established aquarium.
MatsP, ya need to update your knowledge of ICH... :roll ...

I picked up two nice looking Corydoras yesterday, I looked for more of this variety and will pickup a couple more to round out the shoal when they get some in a shipment.
Anyways, I can't settle on a positive ID :roll:

:?: IMO the first three are the most likely candidates, what do ya'll say ...

Thank you!
That's what I figured, but it was listed as just "Common Pleco". I guess its that they're breeding and being distributed so well that they are "common".

There we go! Pic...

Trying to ID this Plec we acquired recently, anybody make a positive ID?... Really good guess?