Keukenprins, Als je hulp wil hebben met vertalen, laat het maar weten. @ everybody else: just offering some help with translating. Mijn engels is niet best dat weet ik maar lezen gaat prima hoor. Denk eerder dat zijn mijn steenkolen engels niet duidelijk is *LOL*. @all, i said that my englisch was ...

But it's catched in Brasil!?!?!?! Maybe. Assuming that 1) the importer is correct and/or 2) the Brazilian exporter is not transhipping fishes from Bogota. You would need a look at the list from the exporter not the importer. You may find that while the exporter is based in Brazil he/she is ...

I will never think my expensive camera a waste of money again. A month ago I got some baby bns from an online lfs. They were less than inch long and very hard to see. Thanks to my camera and computer software I was able to detect this ich or whatever it was on this bn only a few days after getting ...

Shane wrote:I would need to see some clearer pics, but this looks like the pretty Loricaria from the llanos of Colombia and Venezuela. It is in the Cat-eLog as

Loricaria sp`rio_orituco'

-Shane

But it's catched in Brasil!?!?!?!

Nice job breeding those Loricarids. Looking good. Your last fish is no catfish at all, but a member of the stone or toad fishes. For some reason it is sold as Prehistoric catfish. Pls be careful that you don't get stung; they're supposed to be poisonous! Yes i know they are sold as Prehistoric ...

Bas Pels wrote:yes, certainly

ps - perhaps adding NL to Oss in your profile might explain our conversation to others. We've met

You can find my topic here.

http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... hp?t=21785

Loricaria simillima with fry born october 30th. http://www.aquamigo.nl/aqua/afbeeldingen/2.jpg http://www.aquamigo.nl/aqua/afbeeldingen/3.jpg Loricaria simillima with fry born ad the end of november. http://www.aquamigo.nl/aqua/afbeeldingen/1.jpg This should be the Loricaria sp. "Rio Atabapo" http ...

Bas Pels wrote:We did, you are right, keukenprins

Whan't to see the fry?

Marc van Arc wrote:

piwi wrote: Unfortunately I forgot to write down the name of this beautiful fish

If they had a name, why don't you call the LFS to give it to you?

They didn't order them and they didn't get a name.
The did call them an Rineloricaria spiecies but with a lot of ???? behind it.

Bas Pels wrote:So these are the fishes we discussed about, Keukenprins?

No i don't think so but i'm not sure.
Didn't we talk abouth te Loricaria simillima?

I just called with the importeur of the fish and he said it's from Brasil. The station it came from is most likely Tocantins.

Maybe u can conclude some things now?

Sturies wrote:Surisoma cought in Colombia

characinkid wrote:Hi

I have a group of 4 that I have been trying to breed for quite a while.

Can you give me any hints as to how he is getting them to lay eggs?

Thanks

I will ask him to answer that question.
Otherwise i will tell you what he told me.

[quote="racoll"]Buy it.

It's a must have for any Loricariid fanatic.

ISBN 3882440643[/quote

You mean this one?

http://www.lisaslairbookstore.com/books ... s-Volume-1]

I have that one, also volume 2

racoll wrote:Have you read the Baensch Wels Atlas I by Evers & Seidel?

Loads of info in there.

No i don't read it, i never have seen that atlas.
I have the mergus atlas.

Hello,

Does anyone have some information about breeding these species?
A friend of mine has those species en they do have eggs time after time but they all dies.

Please help!

catfishbiotope wrote:Make sure you give him some sand to burrow in, otherwise they can't feed.

Yes i know.
Almost al mij thanks have sand on the bothem.

Silurus wrote:Sorry, that is not a uranoscopid, but the freshwater toadfish Thalassophryne amazonica.

Yesssssssssssssssss, that's him

Thanks a lot!

Silurus wrote:This is not a catfish, but an uranoscopid (a stargazer).

Do you know his name?

They told me it was a prehistoric catfish, another give me the name freshwater stonefish.
Used both terms on google but no results.

uranoscopid are saltwaterfish, this is an freshwaterfish from the amazone!

Hallo, I'm searching for the scientific name of the following catfish. The name i know is prehistoric catfish, i did some research on google but didn't found any information. Can someone help me? http://www.keukenprins.org/aquarium/forum/keukenprins_133.jpg http://www.keukenprins.org/aquarium/forum ...