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hotsauce48 · Post by **hotsauce48** » 15 Jan 2009, 23:35

please select up to two choices

MatsP · Post by **MatsP** » 15 Jan 2009, 23:47

And your point is - aside from leaving out all three froms of Corydoradinae that I have got, that is?

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Mats

Dave Rinaldo · Post by **Dave Rinaldo** » 15 Jan 2009, 23:51

Houston...
We have a problem.

OldMan · Post by **OldMan** » 16 Jan 2009, 02:00

I see almost none of mine on your list. What is the point? Cories are not winning a popularity contest although they are quite popular with me.

AlaskanCorydoras · Post by **AlaskanCorydoras** » 16 Jan 2009, 12:07

I like any corydoras that has interesting patterns/coloration/behavior. That ends up being anything but the albinos, honestly.

Coryologist · Post by **Coryologist** » 16 Jan 2009, 13:19

None of the choices listed. - F.

In 4 days our long national nightmare will be over.

fish fodder · Post by **fish fodder** » 23 Jan 2009, 20:45

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

AlaskanCorydoras · Post by **AlaskanCorydoras** » 25 Jan 2009, 00:11

Out of curiosity, Coryologist, what are YOUR favorite corys?

I think I've moved on to favoring Brochis Splendens, as mine just spawned and I have wigglers.

Coryologist · Post by **Coryologist** » 25 Jan 2009, 13:04

Greetings. My "Top 10," in no particular order, only listing fish I have kept or am keeping, now:

C. eques
CW016
C. weitzmani
C. tukano
S. macropterus
CW009
C120
C. gracilis
C. ornatus
C113

Regards,

Frank

Post by **Coryman** » 26 Jan 2009, 14:39

There are around 380 species of corydoradinae, many of which are undescribed and they are all my favourites.

In fact thinking about it I am sure this question have been asked a few times without the need for a pol, which I fail to see the reason behind especially with the names given .

Ian

Richard B · Post by **Richard B** » 26 Jan 2009, 17:34

Coryologist wrote:C. gracilis
Regards,

Frank

This is one i have wanted to keep & never got round to, plus they are pretty scarce.

Frank - how have you found them? Anything really unusual at all to be aware of?

Coryologist · Post by **Coryologist** » 26 Jan 2009, 22:01

Richard B wrote:This is one i have wanted to keep & never got round to, plus they are pretty scarce.
Frank - how have you found them? Anything really unusual at all to be aware of?

Hi. They seem to be quite delicate and yes, extremely rare. It is easier to get them in the UK than in the US, if you ask your local LFS. They are currently available in Europe. - Frank

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