Corydoras

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Corydoras

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Needing an id on the non-trilineatus cory. The trilineatus is a female being used to compare the two to show the differences in hopes for an id.
The unknown also has a slight green shine to the gill plates and armor near the head.
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Re: Corydoras

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Hi Mcasella,

I would say
Corydoras reticulatus
, but the snout looks too long. Maybe a
C102
?

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Re: Corydoras

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Does the dorsal have a black spot or is it clear? It may be a trick of the photo. My first thought was
Corydoras gomezi
.

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Re: Corydoras

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Jools wrote: 12 Feb 2019, 20:14 Does the dorsal have a black spot or is it clear? It may be a trick of the photo. My first thought was
Corydoras gomezi
.

Jools
It has a slight black marking further down in the dorsal, that also doesn't connect to the main dorsal spine or extend to the top of the dorsal rays like the pictured three line. The marking sometimes fades and appears a little darker, in the pictures it was a little lighter making it harder to see.
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