I was intrigued when I saw that (cory longipinnis) is identical to ...

What are the differences between the two species? Where could I find the longipinis cory?

Thanks ever since!
Juan Felipe.

Really reminds one Squaliformes, but this pleco is more common in the Amazon region that is their place of origin, here in my area we have available the most common pleco from the basin of the Parana and Paraguay river and all tributaries, especially Tiete, Paranapanema, large, etc. ...

You're right, it is not even a ancistroides.

And what are the differences between the picture of my fish with Hypostomus plecostomus, punctatus and plecostomoides?

Unfortunately, the fish is not mine, these images are the store that sells it. But the video you can see how the dorsal fin of the animal.

thank you.

Juvenile?


Adult?

Acanthicus wrote:The headshape doesn´t fit neither.

I didn't see any difference from the fish's head in my picture with the fish's head photo of the site...

Could you explain?

I identified the fish as a Hypostomus ancistroides!

Thank you all!!

Hello everyone.
I think answer my question: is it really a Aspidoras taurus, but in the juvenile form. I do not really convince myself it is a 'true' Taurus, for now I will classify it as Aspidoras cf. taurus.
I'll wait and see grow into an adult form for 'beat' with the site.
Thank you all for ...

Thank you Yann!
I tried to contact Mr. Coryman to reply to this topic, but today he did not attend...

Corydoras Petracinnii suspect? It is identical to the site!

Oops, sorry, but the fish itself was not collected but bought at a pet shop.

Anyone?

Hehehe, the same seems to be the first one fuscoguttatus. Someone to help me on the issue?

Good,
For some time I posted something similar here on the identification of the same, but I'm intrigued, because both resemble the same kind, Aspidoras Taurus , and the other being a juvenile as an adult.
I know it's lost some time trying to identify the species accurately, but if I collect a copy ...

Hypostomus Borellii?

Guys, much anyone? I think it's the Aspidoras C037, But The drawings in the form of triangle is not beating well! I'm even suspicious of a hybrid ... Will?

Yeah Medaka, this identification is confusing.
I've been researching the differences between A. Fuscoguttatus and A. Rochai.
Could conclude that, at the caudal peduncle, A. Fuscoguttatus have balls and flat spots, while A. Rochai, has small balls, well rounded. This confirms?

Are right, the other ...

Anyone?

Can not tell if it was collected, because bought them in some pet shop.
Bought them thinking it would Corydoras, but the salesman swore that are common plecos cubs (there is absolutely nothing like it. This is to show how the fishkeeping is difficult here in Brazil) ...
Arriving home I was noticing ...

Hello everyone!

Well, first let me say that I live in Brazil, and i have to use a translator to communicate. So, in advance, I apologize if write something wrong.

Have here two little Aspidoras . But I'm not absolutely sure of the species in question.

This exemplary possesses 4 cm in length, and ...