I do wonder if fish number 1 is F.vittata as the rostrum looks about right, but agreed, the second fish has a much longer rostrum, similar to Farlowella amazonum or Farlowella gracilis . I don't know the identification key for these, but I do know @Shane is very knowledgeable about Farlowella, so ...

There are two lines of scales on the belly (rather than three) which narrows the field down a bit. One of the most common species in the hobby is Farlowella vittata which has two lines of scales. Sometimes you get Farlowella mariaelenae mixed in with them and they have three rows of scales. I've ...

It took a long time for one to go on the glass again but Number 2 finally did. https://orig01.deviantart.net/2107/f/2017/226/d/3/img_20170814_123227_by_aymea-dbk0333.png Number 1 seems to have the same scale/plate arrangements and colors underneath (couldn't get a picture, believe it or not but ...

I've made better pictures with a different device and a different angle of them Number 1 https://orig00.deviantart.net/7a71/f/2017/225/4/8/img_20170813_191606_by_aymea-dbjwyn7.png Number 2 https://orig03.deviantart.net/bb86/f/2017/225/e/b/img_20170813_191638_by_aymea-dbjwyn0.png I myself thing No1 ...

Hello everyone Yesterday I purchased 2 Farlowella, but I am doubting that they are of the same species. Could someone tell me what exact species they are and gender? Number 1, 15 cm https://orig15.deviantart.net/d31a/f/2017/225/3/1/farlowella_1_by_aymea-dbjw1n9.jpg Number 2, 11 cm https://orig14 ...

mummymonkey wrote:They are

Corydoras sodalis

Thanks.

Hi everyone. Some weeks ago I bought 4 Corydoras, in the fish shop they were listed as 'Agasizzi' which they obviously are not. I thought they might look like Triliniatus or Julii, but they are neither of those. Then I did a lot of research on this site and thought I had made the conclusion they are ...