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Corydoras ID - Please Help
Posted: 15 Dec 2003, 17:55
by Coryologist
Hi,
Would appreciate any assistance in identifying the cory pictured here.
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Frank
Posted: 15 Dec 2003, 18:42
by magnum4
can you take pictures from the side?
Posted: 15 Dec 2003, 18:50
by Coryman
'C' 112
Another species comming from the so called barbatus group.
Ian
I.d.
Posted: 15 Dec 2003, 18:50
by Coryologist
Hi. Sorry. This is the only picture I have and the fish are not in my posession. - Frank
Posted: 15 Dec 2003, 19:37
by Yann
Hi!
Yes I agree with Ian, they are also known as Corydoras sp "Baianinha II" and they can grow up to 9cm/4in
Cheers
Yann
Posted: 19 Dec 2003, 02:39
by Charly EON
Hello Yann
I thought this fish was called baianinho III.
They look a little different from the baianinho II I have.
Someone knows if this this shinny green coloration disappears after a while in aquarium with this particulat fish ?
Cheers
Charly
Posted: 19 Dec 2003, 11:16
by Coryman
Charly,
That is correct, baianinho II (C113) is very similar to C. kronei and baianinho III (C112) is nearer to C. lacerdai.
Ian
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 11:01
by Yann
Hi!
Well according to what was published in DATZ 10/2003:
C112: Comes from the region of Sao Paulo, has the trade name of Corydoras sp "Baianinha II". they grow up to 9cm. Should not be kept over 24°C
Early this year was imported form the Bahia region by Aquarium Glaser another fish of the Corydoras sp "Baianinha" group, also know as "Goldrückenpanzerwelse" ( Goldenback Cory). They have a higher body than very similar Corydoras lacerdai, they grow up to 7cm. Best kept at 26-27°C
Cheers
Yann
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 11:13
by Jools
Is this the same species as
http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/ca ... 1088_f.php ? and if so, should I be calling it C112 or C113?
Jools
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 11:24
by Yann
Hi Jools!
Yes these are C112 as well
Cheers
Yann
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 11:28
by Jools
Coryman wrote:baianinho II (C113) is very similar to C. kronei and baianinho III (C112) is nearer to C. lacerdai.
Seems odd that II = C113 and III = C112? Are you sure it's that way around?
Jools
Posted: 20 Dec 2003, 12:08
by Coryman
I'll check it out, but thats the way the info came to me.
Ian
Posted: 23 Dec 2003, 00:20
by Coryman
Hey guys,
Hands up time
C112 is 'Baianinho II and C113 is 'Baianinho III. The picture captions in Datz were the wrong way round, but aparently the acompaning text explained about the two species, but that is in German and I don't speak the language so I never picked up on the mistake.
Ian