Due to a change in my lifestyle, I’m not at home as much as I’d like and don’t have time to care for my tank and it’s inhabitants so feel it’s better to pass them on to others who have time to care for them. I’ll be looking to sell the tank once all the livestock has been sold. To that end, I’m look...

Jools wrote: ↑18 Jun 2019, 22:26 I've made a few changes of late and, for a while, this was an issue. It's fixed now but it's to do with cookies and so can stay screwed up for a while or until you clear out cookies.

How is it now?




Jools

Sorry for the delay - that seems to have fixed it! Thanks

Jools Sounds related, but for me using Chrome at work (Win 7), every time I visit the site via my bookmark (www.planetcatfish.com/forum/index.php) Ineed to log in. If I tick remember me, it still happens every time. I've just tried it and still happening - alli have to do is close the browser and re...

Doradid wrote: ↑24 May 2019, 18:28 Not sure what I'm looking for in this case, something like a livebearer? They all seem similar, just a plain anal fin.

Yes, exactly, very similar to a livebearer. If they look 'normal' then that would imply you have all females.

I meant to reply, if only to say the images aren't displaying which is probably why no replies

Ah, OK. I have in the past kept them but have not done for a few years (so the record has an end date). I would expect it to allow new populations when not keeping, but agree the existing population should be edited when adding/removing.
Thanks
Martin

I thought it was an issue when i tried on my mobile yesterday (Safari) buthaving just tried in Chrome, the + My Cats is black flat text and doesn't do anything when you try and click. Is there any other way to add cats? Fish in question was Tatia gyrina.
Thanks
Martin

Still available...

I keep several species of banjo, the common ones I see the least, and never see feeding but have had them all for several years, so they appear to find sufficient food at night when they come out. They are bettr kept with a sand substrate where possible.
HTH
Martin

Jools wrote: ↑27 Feb 2019, 11:23 The other one looks more like

Loricaria simillima

because there is no "crying" pre-eye stripe rather it's a big black patch.

That was my first thought but then found it didn't look like any of the cat-elog photos so started doubting my instinct!

Hi
And welcome to PlanetCatfish!
First one looks like either Sturisoma or Sturisomatichthys, but unusual colouring - never seen one so dark!
Second one looks like a juvenile ?
Thanks
Martin

I wouldn't risk it in with Corydoras as it may end up getting one stuck in it's throat and either starving or causing internal damage. And i woul;dn't risk it with anything small enough for it to eat, such as the Rosy barb it has already taken. Over time the number of fish will dwindle, and you will...

Hi James. Someone is meant to be collecting them next week, but will message up if that changes. Thanks. Martin

Maybe @Shane can help with identifying these?

OK, so purchased three Tatia musaica today, to add to my existing group of two, but for some reason, the + My Cats link on the species page is black, unlike on a species I don't own, purple. Screenshot 2018-12-28 at 15.06.24.png It seems, once you own a species, you are unable to add further populat...

I'm OK now thanks @JamesFish, I got some locally.

I'm amazed these are still available...

Thanks, that's fixed it for me

Using the Chrome browser, I'm seeing an odd layout i.e. the quick links are always visible and the header bar is not showing anything but the bottom of any long characters. Thanks
Martin

I'm seeing the same thing this morning trying to report a post.

For us that don't speak Portuguese, the post says: I need help identifying this catfish caught on the Capivari River in São Martinho - Santa Catarina / BR I am in doubt between: Liosomadoras & Auchenipterichthys I don't think it's either, and according to a search in the Capivari, there are no c...

I agree, I think as Brits we don't generally drive far except for holidays or family!

Me too, it's not like they are a regular fish seen, so am surprised they haven't gone as well. I guess it's mostly location, trying to find someone who lives local enough to want them! My regular LFS don't take trade-ins, and not sure I'd want them to go to the one that probably would!

Still available...

It would be helpful to see a photo of the fish in the water as well, and if possible the underside against the glass to see the mouth shape?

I actually planned on grabbing more of the sp. Peru however the shop I bought them from only had the one. as for the Spinipterus, I definitely might be able to grab a trio however since it is online I don't they'll garentee gender but I can ask. One last question about the Spinipterus though the cl...

Maybe @Silurus can help?

Again, as per my PM re: Spinipterus, if you can get more, grab at least two, 1 male and 1 female to make a trio.

I am sure I've seen Centromochlus macracanthus for sale, or photos/video recently, but can't find it. I have a feeling they are normally much more slender fish, yours don't look 'right' but with nothing to compare to, I really can't say. Hopefully @The.Dark.One will get a notification to check this ...

Hi
Yes, I believe you are correct. .
HTH
Martin