What do you guys think about this? They don't look like my regular aeneus either.

Any input is welcome and appreciated.
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My favorite corys are the ones I don't have yet.lol. Seriously, I like them all. I'll try to collect as many group of species as I can. Currently, I have aeneus, ambiacus, duplicareus, haraldschultzi, leucomelas, paleatus, panda, schwartzi, sodalis, sterbai and trilineatus. Coming soon will be ...

Will do. Thanks for the response.

Does anybody have this fish? I couldn't find much info about them. Thanks.

Thanks again for all the info.

Cheers,
Moki

Thanks for the responses! I would say it is C. ambiacus http://corydorasworld.com/var/news/storage/images/corydoras/a/corydoras_ambiacus/1004-2-eng-GB/corydoras_ambiacus_species_large.jpg They are very close to C. agassizii in colour pattern, but lack the black pigment that covers in the first 2 or ...

I checked my reference and it's not ambiacus. It was an undescribed sp. but the book was 1987. Any ideas what this is called now? Ambiacus is above. My fish is similar to the one below. http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j141/MOKOFEYZ/IMG_3461.jpg Here is a close up view. http://i79.photobucket.com ...

I'm thinking ambiacus but not really sure. Any inputs are appreciated.

Ok, thanks. I will shut my mouth now.

BTW, that is very informative Mats! Thanks again.

Thanks for the lightning-quick responses!I guess in general the trilineatus has reticulated patterns on the head area as opposed to small spots in julii, right? I looked at these pictures and I had no doubt in my mind that these are trilineatus. They were actually labeled as julii, rio purus and ...

This question has probably been asked before. How do you distinguish Julii from trilineatus? When I was browsing the net, I see some Julii variants that are very similar to trilineatus. Any comments and opinions are appreciated.