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I got four of these cory catfish yesterday. Just love watching them. I'd like to make sure I identify them properly when I show them off to others. Can anybody help me identify?

Corydoras leopardus

https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/sp ... ies_id=240

Cute little guys

MissNoodle wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 21:09Corydoras leopardus

https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/sp ... ies_id=240

Cute little guys

Yes, but more likely the leopardus relative . The black markings are thicker and farther apart on C102 than on once they are fully grown.

Agreed. A really pretty cory. One of my favorites.

Cheers, Eric

MissNoodle wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 21:09 Corydoras leopardus

https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/sp ... ies_id=240

Cute little guys

Thank you! I've been referring to them as my "Leopard Corys". I just started seeing some pics of Corydoras trilineatus (Julii) and wanted to be sure I wasn't referring to them incorrectly (out of respect to them). They are cute! So glad to have them!

bekateen wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 21:11

MissNoodle wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 21:09Corydoras leopardus

https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/sp ... ies_id=240

Cute little guys

Yes, but more likely the leopardus relative

Corydoras(ln8sc4) sp(c102)

. The black markings are thicker and farther apart on C102 than on

Corydoras(ln8sc4) leopardus

.

Agreed. A really pretty cory. One of my favorites.

Cheers, Eric

Thank you for the help! Very glad I found this site and forum. Can't stop watching them.

Hi,

bekateen wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 21:11 Yes, but more likely the leopardus relative

Corydoras(ln8sc4) sp(c102)

. The black markings are thicker and farther apart on C102 than on

Corydoras(ln8sc4) leopardus

once they are fully grown.

I fully agree on this.

Cheers,

Hi, i think they are Cory Leopardus... Looks like young C102 (not Julii)

MrBisy wrote: 05 Nov 2020, 09:37 Hi, i think they are Cory Leopardus... Looks like young C102 (not Julii)

Thank you!

Karsten S. wrote: 01 Nov 2020, 09:03 Hi,

bekateen wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 21:11 Yes, but more likely the leopardus relative

Corydoras(ln8sc4) sp(c102)

. The black markings are thicker and farther apart on C102 than on

Corydoras(ln8sc4) leopardus

once they are fully grown.

I fully agree on this.

Cheers,

Thanks for weighing in on this!

Bekateen knows more than me, so I'd go with their identity