mc, some of the cats I have do have the white seam on both the caudal & dorsal fins, but I have a few that only have the seam on the caudal fin, and they are from the same batch... mind you, when they were just over an inch, they all had the white on both, but as they go past the 3 inch mark, some ...

110% certain your little ones are Hoplogenys...

If you want you can cross reference from my pics (all angles, underneath - belly shots, side, above, etc...)

My Peppermint BN Photos (Ancistrus Hoplogenys)

http://www.mollyman.com/phpBB2/album_cat.php?cat_id=6

here is a sample of one that looks a ...

Update...

The tank is up and running, currently housing 4 Hoplogenys, 5 Rosy Tetra, 8 Black Neon Tetra, 14 Neon Tetra, 2 Blue Diamond Discus (to be relocated upon the acquistition of another 2-3 Discus).

The tank has 2 decent sized chunks of Drift/Bog wood in there, a cave feature as well as a ...

Yes, only the 4 Cats in the tank, 2 Regular BN's (although they are far from regular :wink: ) and the 2 Hoplogenys, which as I mentioned previously are only half there size...

I am a little concerned though regarding the rest of my little community, and I am sure you will understand once I get ...

OK, heres one from left field...

I have 2 Triradiatus in my 95G Community tank along with 2 Hoplogenys (they are a fair bit smaller). Now I have had the Female BN (Gobbler) since February where she was only about 1 inch in length when I picked her up... I picked up the Male BN (Spike) a few months ...

Thanks to you all for that, and geesh, talk about instant answers..

I put up the post, go grab a coffee and come back to 3-4 replies... no wonder this is the best catfish site on the .net, thanks again...

Yann would you mind if I added your comments to the post on my site, and a link as well ...

Looking for advice and suggestions as to the best way to set up a Biotype tank for some Hoplogenys...

it is for a project that I am organising where a community group using polls and general consensus determine how this tank is done, but we need some details so as we can narrow down our choices to ...

Quick question, and also seeking some re-assurance... I have a pair of hoplogenys which are doing just fine, they are just a bit over 2" (5cm) and one is certainly a Male... the question is what is the difference between the hoplogenys and the leucostictus??? I can only find a few pics of the ...

...I have a pair of Hoplogenys (only 2" - 5cm) one of which is definetly a male, the other hoping will be the opposite :wink: . What would be the ideal tank size to breed in, and also to keep in, as I wish to seperate them from my slightly larger regular Bristlenose pair...

Basically what I want is ...