Eric,
First time that I've seen parenthesis inserted between the generic and species name.
Is this accepted by the scientific community ?

Many thanks Jools and Thomas for weighing in. The ID section of the species profile has useful information regarding the differences between H. subviridus and B. demantoides and incidentally it's where I discovered that both are listed as L200. Using L200A for demantoides helps distinguish between ...

Researching L200 I discovered that there are two such species with this designation, Hemiancistrus subviridis AND Baryancistrus demantoides. Adding further to my confusion is that I found a fish offered for sale as L200A. Anyone care to shed some light on this conundrum ?

Eric , Enjoyed your presentation and agree that every catfish geek should take in this convention.
Wonderful lodgings, excellent food and drinks plus interesting conversations with like minded
hobbyists.

The water seems to be very fast flowing. What is the size of the tank and how many gallons of water are being pushed through it per hour ?

What size tank are we talking about ?

I was born and raised in England but have lived in Ohio for the last 52 years.

Dave'

Yes Andy, there is a Santa Clause! (rmc)

Check out Columnaris- this seems to fit the symptoms that you describe.

Dave.

I agree with Andy that your chances of success will be much greater if you keep your corys by themselves, that way you will be able to see how much food they are consuming and also rule out predation by other tank-mates. You will also be able to observe them easier and see what effects the cooler ...

What size tank are the adults maintained in and can you please supply water parameters.
It appears from some of the photos of the fry that they were moved to an auxiliary tank,
can you comment on this.

I totally agree with Richard about harmfull bacteria growing on the bottom of the tank. When I began breeding bushynose plecos I too suffered unexplained losses of fry. Try wiping down the bottom and sides of the grow out tank ....... it worked for me.

Those CW010 look outstanding - thanks for sharing.

Hi Frank and welcome.I remember talking with you at the last catfish convention in VA-- still have and use the ideapad that you gave me.
Hope to see you at the convention this year.

Probably a social outcast because in the wild albinos tend to be easy pickings for predators.

Welcome to Planet Catfish.

Now that they're are taking microworms and bbs there's no need for paramecium.Make frequent water changes and watch em grow.

I add some plant material, usually a small clump of java moss and a ramshorn snail to the hatching container. This adds microscopic first foods - follow this with micro worms and you should be off to a good start. Wishing you luck

Many thanks for taking the time to reply.I went to the site that you provided and ordered Fenbendazole.

One of my cory tanks is infested with hydra.What meds can I use that won't harm the corys?

Welcome from me too, hope that you enjoy Planet Catfish as much as I do.

Just spent a very relaxing couple of hours looking at your photos. Amazing fish and stunning photography ... Thnks for sharing.

Alas,I'm relatively new to the world of computers and do not have the right equipment to photograph the fish in question let alone the know how to post a photoghaph on this site. I'll work on this.

I bought 6 cories listed as emerald cories from the auction in Pittsburgh. They are about 3 cms in length and are a bright emerald green in colour. They look nothing like aeneus as far as color , more like a Brochis but there are only seven rays in the dorsal.

Gorgeous fish, absolutely stunning - thanks for sharing photos.

Fantastic photos! Question, what is a schist cave.

To remove Cory eggs from the glass I began with a razor blade but later used a plastic credit card as it is wider and worked better, collected more eggs per swipe. I can see how corybreed's suggestion of using a clump of Java Moss would work just fine too.Great tip, I'm going to try that next time ...

Ah, I can smell the bacon cooking now!

Hello everyone . I'm Dave an ex-pat born in Chadwell Heath , Essex ( UK ) but currently living in the USA. I live in the suburbs of an old iron and steel town,Youngstown, Ohio. I'm interested in everything catfish especially breeding techniques.