http://www.planetcatfish.com/cotm/cotm.php?species=pterygoplichthys+joselimaianus&article_id=434 Para 6, 'terry gop lick these' = 'thees'(or vice versa), pronunciation description differs from Cat-eLog Data Sheet Pronunciation on same page. Para 7, Spelling, 'pidgeon' = 'pigeon' Para 9, 'One ...

Jools wrote:Good spot! Fixed that now.

Cheers,

Jools

Hehe thanks Jools

I'm playing catch up and reading through all the CotM's.

COTM Article, October 2010

http://www.planetcatfish.com/cotm/cotm. ... cle_id=446

First para., spelling, 'Aspioras', missing 'd'.

These fish are currently for sale at Wharf Aquatics in Nottingham, labelled as adolphoi.

Nice photo's thankyou.

andywoolloo wrote:

Green woodpecker

ohhh, ty. I surely have heard them knocking on one house or another but never actually saw one.

Not all woodpeckers peck wood! Green Woodpeckers feed mainly on the ground ;) They're very common in the UK but most people have never seen one

They seem to have come down in price alot lately but in my opinion are often small and unwell. I tend to look at them because it's a species I have breeding regularly.

Starting to see a small result now. I've seen eggs laid regulary over the last month and seen freshly hatched fry. Tonight I've seen a fish about 10mm, maybe 4wks old or so. I haven't yet added the filter rings but I put lots of small rocks/broken plant pot pieces in there instead. I also put some ...

Thanks again. Unfortunately I don't use enough lighting for much plant growth. Java moss does ok though and I've seen fry come out of it before. I like your use of the filter media for as hidey holes.

Thanks for your reply, I think I'll try and improve the chances of fry survival in the adults tank now.

Out of interest, why do you think that the fry struggle to survive when taken away?

I have had a few batches of hastatus now but somehow seem to struggle raising them, they dont seem to be very active feeders. I remove the eggs, most of them attached to floating plastic plants/java fern, and place them in a plastic container. Most hatch fine. The tubs have a large daily water ...

MatsP wrote:dave.h: Could you send your pictures to webmaster at planetcatfish dot com (perhaps cc to mats at planetcatfish), we could add this as a new species.

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Mats

No problem, email sent.

Thank you very much.

Answering my own post

Do you think they are bilineatus?

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/im ... ge_id=3000

Can anyone ID these elegans type corys for me please? http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff256/Earthmotherj/fish/Fish-CElegans06.jpg http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff256/Earthmotherj/fish/Fish-CElegans07.jpg http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff256/Earthmotherj/fish/Fish-CElegans08.jpg http ...

Looks very much like my young napoensis.