They don't tend to "fall out". More likley they've gotten bigger or the clown pleco has had a say in where it wants to be. By the way, we were all new to this at one point. That was a long time ago for me, but I am still learning all the time.



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On a cursory look, I can 't anything wrong with N_F_S data on the database from a software point of view. From a "common sense" point of view it looks unfeasible. My cats data here https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/my_fish.php?task=show&username=N_F_S Unless @N_F_S gets in touch and joins in this ...

The forum will be offline from 1730 GMT today while we upgrade the forum to V3.3.13. These are mostly background/admin or security changes.

Should be about 30 - 45 minutes all going well.

Full details of release v3.3.13.

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Looking into this, while the layout isn't great there are some warrning messages in teh textt above. Hmmm. Trying to rename .../jpg/_usr/_my_cats/sergentuncer/sergentuncer_callichthyidae_hoplisoma_similis29083.jpg to .../jpg/_usr/_my_cats/sergentuncer/sergentuncer_callichthyidae_hoplisoma ...

Now it looks like an infection. I think I can see swelling in the caudal peduncle. Kanaplex is not a bad shout if you think it's fin rot. I can't see the tell tale red signs of a bacterial infection. You don't want it to be active, you want it to be breathing slowy and hiding. Active during the day ...

It does look like an injury as opposed to an infection. What other fish are in the tank?

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Yes, just say that in the video too now. They look like the species to me.

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It doesn't look like a hybrid to me but I can't see the white barbles.

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No worries, quite pleased to say I've got this fully up and running now. In addition to the add/amend/delete functiuonality, it now also suggests new synonyms where they exist on other datasets.

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I do see the difference. However, males will develop heavier heads when maturing. My best guess would be this is what is happening here.

If not, then perhaps a n. sp. in the Rio Nanay but this seems unlikely.

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I'd go in priority of power,water and heat. Then think about tank layout, plumbing and filters. I would focus on how you are going to get water in and out and also the temperature of the room. Are you going to heat every tank, or heat the room? In terms of water in and out, I am guessing you could ...

I am working on migrating our synonym checker to work with data from GBIF as opposed to Fishbase. I got waylaid by working on the "deleete images from blogs doesn't work" bug and indeed background life activity has beeen hectic. So, this is fixed, but half baked as I still need to finish off the ...

I think N_F_S is a bug or historical data error, I'll have a look into it.

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Whilst the error is fixed, the delete an existing image remains to fix. Working on that.

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Do you wonder if the act of moving them to the new tank was the trigger?

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The smaller doradids eat snails, small shellfish and insect larvae in nature. I'd question their ability to catch cherry shrimp and indeed their motive if well fed. The pictures paint that picture very well.

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If there's no salt, and it's just hard water then any of the Lake Synos would work. I'd avoid smaller jungle or river synos becuase of the hard water, but several hardy larger species would also work.

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This is now fixed and with the added joy that if, when editing, you change the map scale then it immediately updates the map.

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In addition, rare eel-tail, banjo and woodcats live in brackish water, but are all near impossible to find. All but the banjos would eat molly fry. If you lose the salinty, but keep the water hardness there are more options. I've seen common plecos kept in low salinity water, but I can't think they ...

You need lots of tanks if you want to do efficiently. Or just get a large vat of some sort (is that an IBC tote?) but if you use that method, one mistake, or disease and you lose a lot of fish. I'd raise them to 1cm and then move each brood to its own grow out tank until you run out of grow out ...

Ah, sorry. So it will now work. I have work to do on displaying the map on this page...

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Yes, I took out the code to hide "all zero" entries as none should exist "feature" when I was upgrading the maps. A bit hardcore, but it does mean they stick out! Will have a look at the "Duc My" issue...


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The whole caudal fin is spotted in S. moijiri and sporadically spotted in S. acsi plus the latter is a bit more brown / generally lower contrasting "colours". Having kept both I know they do change from really quite light colour / high contrast to very low contrast in sparse/light/stress situations ...

No matter how many times I try I am unable to update my Cats Kept list from the email messages sent or via the website. I no longer have Pygmy Corys, I have 5 C. caudimaculatus, 2 Common Whiptail and one albino Ancistrus Do you want to PM me and we can work out what's going wrong? Or post what's ...

There were a bunch of small issues here. All sorted now and tested OK.

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Haven't had a chance to check it, but I am pretty sure this is now fixed. Would you like to try it again?

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This is now fixed and tested on the Tatia.

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I added a few today and it worked fine.

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Hi Eric,

Should be fixed now if you'd like to try it out?

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