Any info on L279?

Thanks, Herman

Sorry the tank is 21 inches deep.

thank you

Was just wondering if the depth of a 75 gallon would be to deep for corys. Thinking about Sterbai....

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Wow!!!

Thanks all for your replies this is getting interesting....


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Thanks pturley,

I figure it had been done was just wanting conformation.

I will also be trying this when my Synos are mature, as of now the Geophagus steindachneri or Geophagus Pellegrini as they were sold to me as, are the only mouthbrooder I have

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Hello,

I was just wondering if anyone has ever used a S.A. mouthbrooder as a host, like a Geophargus?


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Fergo,

That is a common bristlenose, the branches are normal and I think they come with age.


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Barbie,

Went to look at time difference for GMT they all have that?

HELP!!!!!

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Very nice Frank.

I need more!!!!! Thanks.....


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Great pics Barbie!!!

Am in need of an update....


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Hello,

Looks like an odd colored Synodontis Eupterus to me.


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Congrats Barbie

Ian, I understood that was mainly wanting to know what the catlog meant by the plates and caudal fin? I belivie they are Zygatus due to the stripe has a irredesense and they look just enough different in the shape of the head and mouth region. Again thanks for the info before and now, really wish I ...

I got a batch of Rabauti and think some may be C. Zygatus.

Could someone explain about the stripe in simple terms the catalog mentions something about plates at the caudal fin?

Also do the Zygatus have a darkish patch on their sides where the rabauti don't??

Thank you very much, Herman63

Since my post was sited will post a reply... I like all my fish which include 6-L204,6-L260,2-L183,12-albino c. aneus,12-c. rabauti,9-albino c.sterbai,20various types of syno's also I enjoy my albino bristlenoses and Longfin bristlenoses. I feel that all my fish are interesting, ut that is why I ...

Wow thats looks super.

I had heard there was one , is it yours?

Thanks Ian

Anyone????

Thanks to everyone this has helped.

looking at them have decided they are Rabauti. By the way these are wild caught.

The ones in question really are the smaller ones in the group and don't really have the orange as yet.

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Does anyone have pics of the albino barbatus Cories?


Thank You, Herman63

Have been looking at your website coryman, Seems like the rabautii and zygatus look the same???


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Sorry wish I did have a camera



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Hello,

I just got 12 Raubti cories amd some are lot paler then the others could this be males or could it be totally different cory?

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Hello,

I will be getting a colony of L-316's next week and was wanting any info I can get on keeping and spawning them.

Thank You, Herman63

Jools my fault I just reread it and I did say wild altums so sorry


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Jools, My point was if there were no domesticated angelfish,and you wanted an angelfish you would have to buy a wild angelfish. There would always be hobbiest that wanted wild but the general public just wants an angelfish. What if all the domesticated angelfish were replaced by wild ones? As far as ...

Sorry James but I have to put my 2 cents in. I can't see the problem if a hobbiest wants to keep so called hybrids doesn't that mean less wild fish needed from the wild.... The domesticated angelfish probly has lessoned the number of wild altums taken from the wild and isn't that a good thing? As ...

What is this: "permanent water renovation"?????


Thanks Herman63

Well got 6 of the L-204's and they are nice.

They are algae eating machines put them in a 55 with long haired algae and they cleaned it up fast.

Thanks again for all the info people, Herman63

Thanks Loricarilocks,

I was also wondering if these is an easy way to tell the difference in the sexs?(M-F)

Also could you tell me a little about how you spawned them any special conditions?

Thank you for your time, Herman63

From what I have read I believe they are scatters, they may use a cave but they still scatter the eggs in the cave. So if no caves they may just scatter in a corner or behind a rock.

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