With my limited cory ID'ing skills I would say no.

Looks more like trilineatus.

Difficult to say from that video.... They certainly don't stand out like other greens I have seen.

I have two large L91 and they do the same thing, you can hear them attacking the silicone. I tend to agree with Shane. The softness of the silicone could resemble sponges or my theory, snails.

I doubt very much it's down to lack of food as mine have a better diet than myself.

Any updates on these?

I am currently breeding L66 in the same tank as L134

Hi,

I dont think your adult L260 is a L260...the lines seem too few and too far apart, also the body shape seems to be wrong for L260.

Possibly yes, be aware though that this soil produces an ammonia spike in the first couple of weeks.

Very good thread. My pair of L66 have just spawned for the first time. Jac could you tell me where you got your caves from please?

Weather loaches are quite outgoing. Also the OP says its long and thin

Try a google search on Weather loach!

Not looking for an ID on the striped one, got that already. Cheers

I missed out on the aky last time around and haven't had a chance to get to pier since but i did see them last time and they are amazing looking fish!!

mattfaulkner wrote:Isnt it a Pseudacanthicus spinosus?

Looks like it. cant see any pics of the tail so cant be sure, although the eye does look a little L25ish

They are not common in the trade, IMO. First I ever saw was last Friday at B.A.S. If I remember rightly, they were in the "fairly expensive" price-range, and in the same size-range as yours. They certainly wheren't the "Well, at that price, I could get half a dozen without even getting my debit ...

The smaller eyes would suggest 174

interpet No 9 is very good.

Thank you

I have a breeding trio of the above and have had 4 spawns from them but each time the fry perish due to starvation, i have tried using hikari first bites and cyclops and have always fed them when the tank is in total darkness and am aware that these fry only eat from the surface of the water for the ...

I do believe you have already been owned on this topic hotsauce. http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... 25#p147925

hang on...are you saying that your plec cured your cory by eating the ich from him??

Not a clown plec, Its a male Peckoltia sp, possibly L202 but there are few that look very similar.

A clown plec Panaque maccus

LDA31. The spots can be quite variable

Now they are weird. is it me or do they both have smaller than normal pectoral fins too?

Zeb_NZ???? hi jon!

Just been reading a few of this guys posts and he reminds me of someone.....just cant think of who at the moment. Troll springs to mind though

Looks pretty sharp tbh. could have an issue with their barbels getting damaged. play pit sand i think is the best, cheap and easy to get hold of, and completly safe for aquarium use

hmmm, not too sure but looking at it again it looks like the tail was never there in the first place. it has the white tips on the top and bottom rays to suggest that its not been damaged??

L heterodon! not a L263, spots are too big and not a L264 as they are grey not brown

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apistomaster wrote:Panaque maccus aka Clown pl*co aka Ringlet pl*co and who knows how many other names. Pretty much the most common of the small inexpensive pl*cos.

well off! possibly LDA01