I would say Corydors sterbai as well.

Hi, I tried nearly for years to get the fry from my Farlowellas and my Sturisomathichtys to an adult status and I think, I am on the right way now. It works with the Breeding Box BB10, where I put the fry after I have taken them from the glass where they have been put by their parents. During the ...

Hi,
I gave them HikariAlgaeWafers which I think is one of the best food for Catfish in my opinion.

franksaquarium wrote:Hi folks. Got these in on Sunday as Farlowella henriquei . They are out of Belem. Is this identification correct?

Hi,
I don't know if that's right but I wish I would still have them.....they died without spawning some years ago...

apistomaster wrote: Think aufwiches. I hope I spelled that correctly.

Thanks. Aufwuchs

This is the food fed to trout fry. He puts them into a shallow plastic container with an airstone and sits them on top of his aquarium. Andy Hi Andy, maybe it depends on the food, on different food, more than the AlgaeWafers I used to offer...... I'll try some protein the next time (there are about ...

Yes, thanks a lot. It will help me surely. First I have to look for these Earthworm Sticks. I've never seen anything like that here in Germany......

Hi, for years on end I tried to bring the larvae over the deadly border of the eight or ten week. About 80-90% die then, although I tried to feed them with nearly everything from CyclopEeze over HikariAlgaeWafers to Algae on a glass or mixed vegetables dried and frosted on stones etc. Some say, that ...

Dave Rinaldo wrote: Click on link,

Corydoras venezuelanus

, and look at the other pics, taking note of #3 and #7.

Okay.

Hm.....my Corydoras venezuelanus look different.

I have 4 of these black cories and I recieved them labeled as C. schultzei.... It would be great to get more Info on these guys since it's obvious that there isn't a lot of knowledge !! I was astonished about the different ID for these Corydoras and then I learned, that all depends on the scientist ...

They seem to have relatives here in Germany!

Yes! I'm biting my nails for them......

They look a little like the ones I bought over 10 years ago under the name of Sturisoma aureum and they turned out to be something like Sturisomatichthys columbia II or so.....
How do you feed them that they reach the age of more than 6 weeks - I'm just trying Chlorella.

What do you think will happen???

Congratulations!!!
How did you manage this - Water changes 50% a week and cold water, or what? ............hiding.............

Jools wrote:

Mountain wrote:I couldn't resist!

Are they black

Corydoras schultzei

(as I suspect) or

Corydoras venezuelanus

?
Jools

Here they are....

I couldn't resist!

Hm......need some help!
What would you do tomorrow, when you have the chance to get this species, although one doesn't really know for shure.......if it is not the announced one?

Hi, just as I read this here, I found a little group at my dealer here in Berlin, who calls them Corydoras venezuelas sp. "schwarz" and I whish I knew, that this Cory truely exists, comes from Venezuala and is no variation of C. anaeus or C. schwartzi etc. As Shane says: "C. venezuelanus is no doubt ...

Beautiful!!!

Viktor Jarikov wrote: Which fish is 8 cm, the cichlid? What is the size of chaca?

The Chaca chaca is 8 cm and the Mikrogeophagus ramirezi is (was) an adult, lets say about 3-4 cm.

Viktor Jarikov wrote:What did it swallow (an angel fish?) and what are the sizes of the chaca and the prey?

It caught an adult Ramirezi and is about 8 cm long.

but he has succeeded in the end!

Amneris3 wrote: Does the ID seem correct?

This should be decided from others here...

Richard B wrote:http://www.planetcatfish.com/common/my_ ... id=383#140

Thanks!!!

Hi,
it seems to be difficult and I would like to know, if someone here has some Ideas about how to stimulate them.

I had them in 3 separate tanks, but decided to move them all into one. They seem very territorially aggressive towards one another, which according to the Cat-eLog is to be expected. Lot's of bumping, body slamming and chasing. Does anyone know if this behavior will die down? As I write, they have ...

Yann wrote:Hi!
If I remember my "sp Colombia" I had in the past, I think they had a patternless belly
I think

Sturisomatichthys leightoni

would fit more your fish.
Cheers
Yann

Could be......thanx!

For the moment (again not totally but more than just the head):