So perhaps this is a rarity that I won't be able to get.

L015 is very nice, but I loved the incredible green color on the L211.

Hello!

I am looking to get an L-number, and fell in love with L211. Seems there isn't much info on it. Are these hard to come by? Should I forget about it?

Any links or info would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

I want an L-number for my 230l community tank. I have made a wish list based on pictures and some of the more basic facts. These are often quite expensive in Norway, so I'd rather have one I'd actually see. ;) I can't find any info on whether they are day active or night active. Can anyone help me ...

This was sold as ancistrus sp. but I'm a beginner and the pictures I found looked a bit different. Is this ancistrus sp. or does it have something more to its name? I suppose it's quite young, about 2 inches. The fins have some white in the corners. Thank you! http://ayric.org/3.jpg http://ayric.org ...

Thank you Ian! I went to the store again, and it seemed the book was a few years old. It was the All Corydoras book from Aqualog. I agree that it has to be the kanei. Is it possible that kanei was temporarily called sp. Rio Negro I? The book also had a Rio Negro II that looked very different. So ...

I agree, it looks like kanei. Thanks for the tip.

I don't remember the book's name, but it seemed like one of those species bibles, so I find it strange that it is officially included there under a different name if it is kanei.

Can anyone differentiate these two or are they the same?

Thanks!

Certainly.

Is there a way to upload pictures or do I have to do it this way by linking to my server?

These were taken today (cell phone cam, not very good)





Thanks for having a look!

Hello! I am new to this forum, and could not find any info on this fish here or elsewhere. I bought six Corydoras sp. "Rio Negro I" today. They are supposedly quite newly discovered and do not have a latin name. A Corydoras encyclopedia list it as Corydoras sp. "Rio Negro I", (similar to C ...