3 Corydoras, sold as 'julii' which neither of them are of course.
But what are they?
These first one leaves me clueless, the second looks to me as a trilineatus (though it's rather tiny and a bit battered up; but I'll fix him up) & the third one is a spitting image of C102, a species I already keep
What Corydoras are these?
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Re: What Corydoras are these?
I agree on the latter two. Can you get better pics of the first? Could be leopardus, which has smaller marks than C102.
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Re: What Corydoras are these?
Thanks for the reply Eric, I'll do my best
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Re: What Corydoras are these?
Additional photos from the 'mystery' Corydoras