xsu-xsu wrote:Is it not similar to the C129 or C131 that I posted a week ago?

hi yes it is the c131 thanks

Are telling us that one is C. leopardus and two are C. acrensis In my opinion none of them are either species. C. acrensis does not have a pointed snout as your pictures show, the description states that it is longer in the snout than C. trilineatus, which it closely resembles and when you see the ...

As in the previous post, I do not think your fish is C. acrensis, the snout is to long it is nearer to C. leopardus This is C. acrensis http://www.corydoras.myby.co.uk/corydoras_acrensis_htm.htm Ian hi one the pic is Corydoras leopardus and two and 3 C. acrensis ?ok here the pic http://uk.geocities ...

are they acrensis madeira type here the pic http://uk.geocities.com/davie460/davie460.html thanks found them http://www.aquajapan.com/encyc/catfish/ ... 106_e.html

Coryman wrote:Need a better (Bigger) picture to be sure

Ian

sorry if you save picture as you get a better pic ok thanks

new pic http://uk.geocities.com/davie460/davie460.html thanks

Silurus wrote:

Aspidoras fuscoguttatus

, I think.

yes that what i think to thanks

hi if you like them you get them at TRI-MAR AQUARIA ok here the pic http://uk.geocities.com/davie460/davie460.html thanks

Graeme wrote:How many would you like?



G.

as many i can

Zanmato wrote:You've got roughly an 8-gallon tank.

I'm guessing 6-inch width and 18-inch length and height?

Anyway, you'd be fine with a small school, maybe 3-4 depending on what kind you get.

no it 6 feet long 18 inch width 18 height

i got a 6x18x18 and i just want to keep corys in it thanks

just like to say thanks guys

benny wrote:Here's a link to Ian's page.

http://www.corydoras.myby.co.uk/C121.htm

And here's one of mine..



Hope it helps.

Cheers,

ye that it great pic you got thanks a lots

I think there's a C number assigned to this species - C121 Some called them Corydoras sp. cf adolfoi , but other called them Corydoras sp. cf burgessi . The latter may be more appropriate if you consider the body shape. By the way, there's also a similar species with long nose, like Corydoras ...

corybreed wrote:burgessi does not have the black line that runs across the back on adolfoi.
Mark

ye your right that why i put the pic in but thanks

Graeme wrote:Looks like a C. adolfoi sp. to me.



G.

ye but the dorsal is not black on adolfoi

here the pic http://uk.geocities.com/davie460/davie460.html thanks

Jools wrote:Hmmm, certainly not C. julii and I'm not sure about C. trilineatus as the fish looks to be too snouty. The fish is slightly turned away from the camera so I can't really see this aspect of it.

Any chance of an perfectly side on shot?

Jools

this ok http://uk.geocities.com/davie460/davie460.html

[quote="davie460"]if you can thanks http://uk.geocities.com/davie460/davie460.html

if you can thanks http://uk.geocities.com/davie460/davie460.html