I should add since a while Corydoras eques to that list. Made them last year and never added them to this list of cory eggs incubated with planorbes snails...! Catfish: Loricariidae - Plecos et al Ancistrus sp. (Gold) False L144 ? francoisMtl Montreal,Qc Callichthyidae - Corys et al Aspidoras ...

Idem here, logged or not logged if I go on planetcatfish main page it alternates between these two addresses: https://www.planetcatfish.com/core/index.php https://www.planetcatfish.com/index.php Impossible to do anything. Only way to come in the site is to go on an existing inside page. Cheers ...

Hi Matt, Thanks a lot and congratulation for this new species! Catfish: Loricariidae - Plecos et al Ancistrus sp. (Gold) False L144 ? francoisMtl Montreal,Qc Callichthyidae - Corys et al Aspidoras albater francoisMtl Montreal,Qc Aspidoras spilotus syno321 Edmonton Ab Corydoras adolfoi pleconut ...

Another snail story extracted from : In the Post : Spawning season! (Canadaquaria forum) There were about 30 eggs and I divided them between the 'ramshorn snail method' and an improvised device of a coffee filter, methylene blue and a bubbler. I got 7 fry, all with the 'ramshorn snail method ...

Congratulations MChambers ! It is a nice picture with lots of baby cory! You had Alder cone and air stone for hatching. Did you saw any species for which it made an improvement in hatching rate? So far, for the eggs from species that have spawn here: all fertile eggs seems to hatch just with ...

Hi, No new species to add on my side. I hope to have some spawn from some new species that have not yet done anything here, beside eating like piglet. On the other hand, the species that have started to spawn, keep on doing so. They are mainly Corydoras venezuelanus, Corydoras aeneus albinos (those ...

Hello, I had to move these possible CW019 to make some space for cory fries from different species. I put them in a tank which I hope will be more appropriate for a spawn! Some more picture: All 8 cory with some degree of eyebrows: CW019eyebrows0700.JPG Two views of Corydoras aeneus albino and ...

More noses... CW019nose0649.JPG CW019nose0654.JPG CW019nose0657.JPG CW019nose0661.JPG At least the eyebrows seen on my corys (all pictures above) point toward CW019. So if it is not the exact Corydoras sp CW019, would it be that wrong to call them Corydoras cf CW019 ? Maybe until anf if they want to ...

Another attempt to picture their nose. This one knew why the camera came close and was shy or playful... CW019nonose0659.JPG Seen the smile on this one, they must be very bright and playful corys! But they all are, so it may not help for identification... ;) CW019smile0653.JPG I still believe this ...

Here are two views from the same pictures. CW019all0645.JPG CW019fins0645.JPG There is some degree of dark pattern (serration) on pectoral fins but not on pelvic ones. Another picture with flash o. It is like if he has some kind of hair (or serration?) on first ray of pectoral fin. CW019flash0639 ...

I do not know if it will just confuse you more, but bizarrerie happen when this post is open, when you type with the home page open it does not happen... I tryed another post in cory et al section, and the Catfish Quickfind works just fine. It seems to apply whever logon or logoff.

Cheers,
Francois

@kamas88 Thanks for your explanation. I like the group subdivision. It helps a lot for identification in refining the search efficiently without having to go through all cory pictures. At first, I also thought it may be some kind of corydoras aeneus but on top of the body pattern, there is this ...

Looking at listing more carefully, I found Corydoras sp CW097 to be very similar. (data from http://www.l-welse.com/reviewpost/showcat.php/cat/6 and planetcatfish) CW097 should come from Rio Madre de Dios and from map data this system is at the border from Peru and Bolivia, whereas Corydoras sp ...

Here are some pictures of my last test on Ancistrus eggs. My first test with planorbus went just fine but the second batch of eggs was lost. In the second test, I mixed the Ancistrus eggs with planorbus and gammarus. So on the third test, I tested if the gammarus could be bad for ancistrus eggs ...

Hi Karsten, I do not have any information of their origin, they were the last three from a tank of C.melanistius from a chain store in Toronto... I always try to avoid cory with such coloration as it looks complicated to sort out species and they are often mixed and or misslabeled, but this time ...

Hi, 10 months ago, visiting some LFS, I did what I usually not do, to buy some unknown cory. They were the very last three from a Corydoras melanistius tank. What I found intriguing was a long snout (all my corys had short rounded snout at that time so getting a cory with a long one, just for a ...

Hi, I got a bag of Corydoras melanotaenia from Colombia. Among those there was 7-8 corydoras that are different. Looking at Cat-eLog, I found them most similar to Corydoras CW019 . I do not see any other cory that will show this pattern (round snout, clear fins, body marking). Here are some pictures ...

To @MChambers I will agree with you a dirty container to raise fries is best. It is like if they could eat lots of tiny things bringing much more complete, diverse, and reach diet compare to anything we could give them. To @bekateen Getting a negative result is not a bad thing when we can interpret ...

Just did a test with Ancistrus sp Gold eggs with planorbes or Gammarus. Second batch of eggs was incubated with planorbs and Gammarus and I lots them, when the first spawn with only planorbs went fine. This time I tried planorbs or Gammarus in separate cups, some pictures will follow. Updated list ...

Yes I just did that! Well they breed for me...
Fry are growing up with some other cory fries, I put some pictures in this post ( http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... &start=100 ).
Good luck with your breeding project.

How many do you have?

Give them a mop just in case. Here I collected eggs mainly in the mop, very few on glass just the one touching the mop. I did not look under plants leaves, maybe I should.

Good luck!

Here is a picture with eggs from three differents corydoras species in the same cup for direct comparison. Eggs that are white and or light cream are non fertilized. Corydoras venezuelanus light brown, Corydoras metae dark brown, and Corydoras panda dark grey. C.metae eggs are slightly larger than ...

Nice catch! Going to the LFS, getting some "common BN." and going back home with some less commun "Ancistrus sp`rio_ucayali`". Quite often it is the reverse happening.
Congratulations!
Francois

Some more picture of what is suppose to be Dianema longibarbis. Note: all the sizes mention above in previous texts are total length. So it will fit with Dianema longibarbis been 10cm sl. Dorsal fin of the largest one DianeL0547.JPG Pectoral shields of the largest one DianeL0545.JPG Pectoral shields ...

Thanks to both of you! I was thinking first one will not be H.littorale because they send it as Callichthys, priced it as Callichthys and on the same listing they were having H.littorale... Anyway they do the same kind of funny things with their corydoras. [-( The two largest of the first species ...

Hi, I will need some help for identification. Since a while, I have got 5 Callichthys callichthys, an import from Colombia (species 1). But they do not look like it and I wonder if they could be Hoplosternum of some kind: Hoplosternum littorale with its dot pattern most likely than Hoplosternum ...

Bonafide bonny bony fish:

Some news! I discussed with a cory expert who came to visit Montreal just before CatCon and he told me he was taking away fungused eggs. I got the feeling when I was taking eggs a day after spawning that ratio was not as good as when eggs were collected right away. It was like fungus will start ...

Some news on few more spawn of Fundulopanchax nigerianus "Rayfield" and one spawn of Corydoras aeneus albinos none of them did get fungus upon incubation with ramshorn snails.

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Diificult to say, hope some more experience cory people will help you better.