Corydoras ellisae?

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Corydoras ellisae?

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Just for confirmation. Are they C. ellisae?

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Thanks in advance :D
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Post by Coryman »

I think they are C. stenocephalus

these are C. ellisae
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Post by Jorge »

Thanks for your opinion, Ian. :lol:


But I'm a bit confused about this species. You say that is C. stenocephalus, but, according to PC and Yutaka Yamamoto's page, this cory has no vertical lines in the caudal fin.

This is the picture in PC:

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and this in Yutaka's page:

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no lines in caudal fin! C. ellisae has vertical lines in tail and the same head shape according to many fonts. This is an exporter page (I don't know if they identify correctly the fish):

http://www.rva.ne.jp/gallery/htm_cory/co_ellisae.html


what do you think?


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Post by Coryman »

I was looking more at the body pattern and body shape than anything else, you are right regarding the caudal bars but C. ellisae also has light baring in the dorsal and your fish does not.

C. septentrionalis is probably the nearest.
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Post by Jorge »

Thanks, Ian; you are the best. I think is clearly this, :lol: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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