I love being on the brink of discovering new sp, Lets keep our fingers crossed.

There is a new cory we have been collecting out of the Southeast region of Peru in higher altitudes. Any help with an ID or letting us know if it is a new sp would be greatly appreciated. Some will be in the US soon. <a href="http://photobucket.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://i121.photobucket ...

I have not used them with breeding cory's however I know that I have seen a better ratio with Killi and betta death ratio while using them. They also acted as a natural "carbon" media by absorbing stuff from the water, while lowering the pH. Note though that it does break down and can make a mess.

Ha you don't have it down to the day? What kind of breeder are you. JK. Yeah... I'm going to give it a week of seperation and neglect and try again. I've got nothing but time.

I gotcha newt. Yeah they are probably your old ones. 3 females 5 males. I'[m going to try seperating them and then doing some water param changes. If you come up this way bring some killi eggs or killies. I'll buy anything but noth's!

Yes. I've gone through a few different google searches as well as shane's world and the catelog. My main concern was that I wasn't forgeting an angle or that someone had another angle on breeding them. I've got a few more ideas from what other people have suggested which should last me for some time ...

Haha... ok. I might just do the whole seperating deal instead. I know they are native to cooler waters but I've never really had troubles with warming the natural temperatures of a fish just when I bring the temperature down. they are in the same water as before so let me try your idea before I ...

Yeah I moved them over and threw an aquaclear on with a sponge from another tank. I only run the sponges anyways.

Wow. I thought that was another mutated gene pool. No they are not the high fin. Just regular C. Paleatus. I have a tank that can be seperated from the rest to lower the temperature. Problem is it would not be filtered except for water changes. I'll through some purigen in their to keep the ammonia ...

There is no decor. I use these tanks for breeding and they are all bare bottom. I've been using tetra's new color extreme as it has cyclop eeze and is super high in protien, as well as black worms. Fasting them while they are just in the 1" of water then just the night prior giving them a buffett.

I got some from barbie a while back. I've got 8 of them in a 28g plumbed rubbermaid on a 300g system. I've done long periods where they are in 1" of water and then raised it to about 10" did a huge water change and cooled it -10*F from aprx 80 to 70 instantly. All of this while the barometer was ...

So what you're saying is that while we may be using the word gonopodium to describe the external sexual organ it is infact only correct for guppy, while the catfish that internally fertalize have developed an external fertalizing organ it would not be considered to be the same name. I don't think ...

Haha.

In this order Food, Fear for ones self preservation, Procreation.

Thanks that was bugging me. I didn't realize all auchenipterids were internal breeders as well. Or would that include specific genus?

how many rays does it have on it's dorsal... can you take a picture?

Whats the sexual organ tatia use? Can the name be used for guppies, and all other live bearers as well?

Wow. I've got no matches found on the internet. I'm curing them from the ammonia burn. Hopefully I will have some left.

These cory's were collected by the same farmer that first collected the LDA31 and L204. Very knowledgable about geography, however he often brings the fish in very ammonia toxic bags. I sent him with some supplies and told him I'd love to see some more fish from him. We've accomplished bringing down ...

Found near puculpa I've got a cory that I'm not able to identify. http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o215/Waldo1982/Fish/CorydoraAndreas4.jpg http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o215/Waldo1982/Fish/CorydoraAndreas3.jpg http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o215/Waldo1982/Fish/CorydoraAndreas2.jpg http ...

Thanks jools. I'll have some auctions posted soon.

Ok. I'm going to set up another auction for a gold trim Panaque. What is the bid retraction option? Anyone can retract a bid? Seems like it could cause a lot of trouble. Is the function perminatly off or is it still available?

The bid was placed probably Friday and I beleive it was the same person that asked the public question about if they were wilds.

Hey guy's I have an auction up for the cory's. Someone had abid of I beleive around $62 and then it just disapeared.

Great find and I like the price. Thats what about $17USD?

where in Arizona are you abouts? I'm going to be in PHX for a week I need some good stores to hit up.

spectacular photo's. You can see their eyes and everything.

From the wild we've noticed fish can take hypersalinity very well. Acriflavin and Salt have been great tools in keeping fish healthy during long trips from the rivers to our facilities. I generally dose our tanks with salt for holding at the dose recomended. I've yet to be really concerned with ...

Gun... MIGHT... male

I'm just going off of Barbie's method of the pectoral fins.

Matt's right though. Take more pictures. Practice makes perfect.

Why was the P changed to O?

Yes MattP, I'd like just a breaf description of the genus. I see a lot of people saying that it's this fish becuase it's blue. Generally speaking for those that do research and planet catfish being #1 for any search engine when looking for a certain cat; Here would be the ideal place for ALL cat ...