MatsP wrote:Anyone have this paper? And know if there are any photos available?

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Mats

There is only a single full body pic on the paper.The specie is small (less than 5cm SL - holotype is 47,2mm)and they produce a very small amount of relative big eggs.

Quote from www.sciencedaily.com : An extensive investigation of South American Corydoras catfish, reveals that catfish communities- although containing almost identically coloured and patterned fish, could actually contain three or more different species. Establishing for the first time that many sp...

Guys this is my personal webserver/Site.How did you access it? It's been posted at rareaquatics.co.uk and plecoplanet.com. You must have told someone of the link, they, or someone they told has posted it somewhere and it's been picked up from there. Many thanks indeed for removal. I'd hate to see k...

MatsP wrote:I suspect google found it... Google is really good at finding obscure web-sites, and if you search for something that isn't found in a lot of places, then it's comming up pretty quickly...

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Mats

Sorry again guys......As a webmaster myself i consider it as a BIG mistake....

matthewfaulkner wrote:Here's an online PDF that I found.
http://aquazone.gr/images/HUSKY/*****.pdf

Guys this is my personal webserver/Site.How did you access it?


I have remove it as i respect the copyright.Sorry for the trouble....

I had this beauty some years ago.It was very peaceful and unique small panaque.
Unfortunately it was imported accidentally so there was only one of them.

I'll try to find a pic of him...

They have been bred over there for some time. Some of the farms I went to in Malaysia was breeding them as well as , Pseudacanthicus, Scobinancistrus and huge numbers of Albino and normal gibbies (thousands upon thousands of them) as well as black rays, SA Arrowana's, RTC's and RTC hybrids and a nu...

They have been bred over there for some time. Some of the farms I went to in Malaysia was breeding them as well as , Pseudacanthicus, Scobinancistrus and huge numbers of Albino and normal gibbies (thousands upon thousands of them) as well as black rays, SA Arrowana's, RTC's and RTC hybrids and a nu...

The other thing that bothers me about the large Panaque is where they lay their eggs. Jools When they are bred in ponds in Asia they lay their eggs in a hole dug under a large piece of wood sunken wood. They usually will not breed without massive current and quite decent depth therefore often a typ...

MatsP wrote:I wouldn't be suprised if the big ones lay eggs in big holes in sunken logs. No knowledge, just logical thinking...

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Mats

This is in fact the case for the large Acanthicus so why not be the same for the large Panaque's????

As Silurus said fits the "Titan" description.....

From what i 've read L203 is Panaque schaeferi...what do you think?

I am really confused about the P.Titan...i have to read more carefully....The Armbrusteri is crearly the sp.Tapajos as already mentioned....
very interesting.....

2,5 years ago my large 50cm Acanthicus broke the first (hard) ray of his dorsal fin after a drop from a tank relocation.
After 4 months no one could spot any damage on the fish.i guess yours will be fine also...

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claro wrote:Hi,

It is brazilian Ancistrus sp. L 182.

Milan

Can you explain based on which characteristics you identify this fish as 'L182'?

The fish in the pictures clearly displays reddish/orange hue on it's fins which is not a characteristic of A.Puntactus.

Thanks.

Photo is poor for a proper ID but judging of the mix of spots and bars id say they look like hybrids....

Do you know their origin?

The Greeks will be there again...and this time will be more....

...and they are beautiful

Well, in that case: A friend is visiting Zoo Zajac tomorrow and I am about to ask him to look for possible remaining Tatia concolor. A wise idea or not? I was there last week but i didn't find any.But it's chaos over there so i might just missed them....I took instead a group of 6 C.Perugiae from t...

While we're on the subject, how does L004 differ from H. lunaorum? i 'd say... Hypancistrus inspector :thumbsup: I disagree. Can you explain why you disagree? it is clearly that the fish match 100% the description of H. Inspector..... Quote from CatElog: "the snowball pleco is most easily iden...

i 'd say...

Hi guys!

I know that many of us will attend this month's event in Duisburg but let's do a head count...

I'll be there of course with along 10 friends (at least) from Greece and most of us are staying at Conti hotel.

Anyone else?

Can anyone send the description/taxonomy paper of Peckoltia Caenosa ?

Thanks!

Maybe the adult version of ???

I think it is the closest match.....

It is difficult to tell but i think of Panaque sp(l204) and not Panaque albomaculatus . i am trying to dig up some pics of my old group of Panaque albomaculatus in which none of the fish had even a single stripe....In your case the fish has visible stripes at least in the tail which is not the case ...

FLAGYL 500mg 1 capsule per 50 lt for 5 days or any other Metronidazole based medicine.

You can use ofcourse any aquarium medicine that covers the same symptoms like Waterlife's Octozin,API General Cure...etc.

I just had a visit at the Attica Zoo Park near Athens and took some pics...Sorry no fish there but i really enjoyed playing with the lemurs... I don't know how this called... :D http://www.aquazone.gr/images/HUSKY/ATTIKO/allan.jpg http://www.aquazone.gr/images/HUSKY/ATTIKO/allan_b.jpg Brown female b...

I think it is female.A closest pic is needed but i think that there are ovaries with undeveloped eggs in there...

It looks like Synodontis but i cannot tell which...