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Cory ID. Corydoras napoensis?????
Posted: 11 Mar 2004, 01:01
by Jorge
Here pics to a Corydoras that I don't identify, cannot find on a quick glance in the Aqualog catalogue. The spot in the dorsal fin it was I don't find in similar species: nanus, elegans, pinheroi, napoensis... and has no the tail pattern and marked spot of C. reticulatus...
any idea on ID?
Thanks in advance
Posted: 11 Mar 2004, 03:55
by Fish Demon
Posted: 15 Mar 2004, 11:20
by Jorge
Thanks, Natalie. Both are the same species... at least same importation, even when I don't know from where...
Posted: 15 Mar 2004, 19:56
by Coryman
C. napoensis, the can be somewhat variable in body pattern.
Ian
Posted: 15 Mar 2004, 23:53
by Jorge
Thanks Ian; your opinion is very appreciated.
As a curiosity, in the shipment with this group of C. napoensis came this cory, as a contaminant, that I think could be C. polistictus. Any opinion?

Posted: 16 Mar 2004, 16:49
by madattiver
i don't think that is a polystictus.. it doesn't have the body shape to fit that cory.. it is still in the elegan family.. looks like it may be a female, as females can look like a total different species in this family of corys.. Ian can u confirm this for me or correct me if i am wrong...
Posted: 16 Mar 2004, 17:49
by philtre
dont think it's a polystitius too. body shape's different.
btw, this particular specimen seems to have a crooked back or something? the back part of the fish doesnt look quite right.
Nice colour though!
Posted: 20 Mar 2004, 06:31
by benny
Looks like a faint or discolored C. elegans...
Cheers,
Posted: 26 Mar 2004, 10:25
by Jorge
Yes, Philtre, seems to have a crooked back
Benny, why do you think is a elegans?
