That's what it is sir! Great catch!

Yes sir longnose - came in with melini - 50 adults exactly like this!

Collection area is Ariari

Origin: Colombia

Yes sir and CW146 as well so it’s a very very expensive tank right now so I’ve got Seneye hooked up, all live food and 25% water changes every second day. These guys are loving life at 76-78F - anything higher and they are sluggish/lethargic.

Yes I have seen some males with longer fins already developing especially when there are 40 in the group so you can see the differences developing.

CW04 and CW111 with CW146

CW111 - juveniles - 6.9pH and 81F

I have 9 of these with 4 large males and 5 very large full females and they are doing well at a pH6.9/78-80F.
Very nice and very robust looking corydora. I will try and breed them and keep notes as well as water parameters!

Here’s a few pictures of the CW04’s a very large size.

Does anyone know if this man is still around and if he’s doing any speaking engagements? Please post any information that is relevant. I’d love to meet him like most of us and shake his hand!

Just as a tip of the hat to the entrepreneurs/owners that are fully immersed (no pun intended)in the aquarium trade! Thank you for investing so much time in the hobby! Just finished up reading a biography about Rosario LaCorte - AN AQUARIST'S JOURNEY by Rosario LaCorte Makes me really appreciate the ...

Thank you for the information. I also see your want list has most of the cories I have a my office, except CW111. Too bad you weren’t closer as I lend them to you to breed.

Just a few questions on the CW111, CW146 and CW04 corydoras! 1) Where can you get these cories? 2) How sensitive are they in shipping? 3) What are the water parameters? 4) Is there much known about any of these cories I have not seen any information on this site about them and yet there are many ...

Haha - you haven’t even tried meat pie yet if you think that one smells! Get her to pull your finger next time and make the food quickly. Or blow her a beer and garlic sausage burp if she’s in the room.

So far they came from Ruinemans in Holland and Birger is coming by to do a final ID this weekend! Nice having someone of his caliber nearby!

Well I am posting a few pictures of these odd whiptails from the Congo - Trachyglanis sanghensis for your review. pH7.2, Temp 78-82F, Hardness 168 and they seem to be adapting well to the sandy bottom eating defrosted bloodworms, baby brine shrimp-newly hatched and frozen and Sera O'nip pellets. IMG ...

Is this a Spatuloricaria caquetae? I have to large males and 2 females and I noticed that this one was flicking its head so I took a closer look and found it holding a large clutch of eggs since last Thursday. 240g tank planted - pH7.8 very hard water TDS 460-480 and temp of 84F. I've been feeding ...

These guys have been in my tank for over 3 weeks at a PH of 7.6-7.8, TDS 260-320 and temp of 76-78F. Quite the schooling cory as there 75 that swirl and go up and down the tank during the morning and late afternoon.

I have posted 4 type of cories I don't know the names of if anyone can help that would be great! One pic is from the Jutai river - when 100 showed up they were all blue/gray in color but after a few days they looked totally different! IMG_2747.JPG IMG_2912.JPG 13 of these guys came in from Peru: IMG ...