Hello, they arrived. I grabbed one and took some pictures. Hopefully it'll be easier to ID em! https://imgur.com/ZjtXmNq.png https://imgur.com/UAVVbMA.png Tail - there is no "whip", just a common catfish tail. https://imgur.com/VeniNNS.png https://imgur.com/dIcQj8T.png Belly view https://i...

Thanks for the Input, guys
I'll be back next week with more detailed pics!

Collection location would help rule them down. I am stumped they do have unique face markings. Also the nose on them rounds off instead of a square-like end. Right now I am thinking Loricaria tucumanensis but not sure. :-?? Cheers, -- Sean Yeah, this is a hard one. I asked the seller and he said he...

Hey! Here I come with another interesting bycatch. The following pictures are from my dealer, so sorry for bad quality! I'll be picking them up next week so I'd like some opinions :-! Thanks in advance, any guidance is welcome! They're about 3.5" right now. https://imgur.com/FXx6Pjd.png https:/...

bekateen wrote: ↑20 Feb 2021, 16:47 Your fish appears to be a lineage 5 (C. elegans group) cory. It may be

Corydoras(ln5) nijsseni

or one of the C or CW numbers related to it.

Cheers, Eric

Thanks for the help, Eric. I found C. elegans "Peru" very similar to him.

I got this guy a while ago as a contaminant in a Schwartzi corydoras batch, and since then I've been seeking for similar tank mates so he can have some buddies. https://imgur.com/25TIN57.png I got some bronze cories but they looked very different. The loner cory is muddy light grey with black markin...

Jools wrote: ↑28 Jan 2021, 18:56 In that case, it's maybe

Schizolecis guentheri

?

Jools

Definitely!



Thanks a lot for the help! Now I have to find friends for these little rascals :b

That's a good call. I'd guess #2 might be the same species and looks different as stressed or on pale gravel. Are they in the same tank, for how long please? Jools They have been in the tank for a day now, and they took an hour or two to colour up well. There is no noticeable change in the base col...

First off, it's not likely to be a Parotocinclus because there is no adipose fin. Have a look a Hisonotus or Pseudotothyris perhaps? Hard to say exactly from your pics, but the caudal fin pattern might best help with ID. Jools Thank a lot for your response! That's true, I have no idea how I didn't ...

I bought a Parotocinclus maculicauda and Parotocinclus haroldoi batch and these two contaminants arrived! They're so pretty but I have no idea what are their names! #1 (IDed as Hisonotus notatus ) https://imgur.com/UX4LTLS.png Dark body, very faint red in its fins. 2" #2 (IDed as Schizolecis gu...