Welcome Jenn! Nice to see another avid cory enthusiast out in Western Canada!

After some looking around I think it may be C125 or A. spilotus. Any thoughts?

I just recently brought in some aspidoras which were supposed to be aspidoras pauciradiatus, but were not. Now I am trying to figure out what they actually are. They have been in the tank now for 10-15 minutes and are settling in fine and their colors are starting to darken. The only thing that is ...

thanks kim for your responce.. anyone else want to confirm this?

I found these corys for sale recently and was wondering what they were.. the two just show a variation within the batch itself. they suposibly came in as Corydoras evelynae "columbia" http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/madattiver/corydoras/unknown/unknowncory1.jpg http://img.photobucket.com ...

wow.. thanks Frank.. that is a great picture showing the growth it has made.. you can make out the beginning of its dorsil fin.. as well as it's pectiral fins have grown alot too..

thanks again for that update.. It was awesome!!!

Once again, I 100% agree with Kim.. it is a c. melini

hey Frank,

when can we expect the next developement pic on the fry?? do you usually have a set growth date you take pics of your fry at??

I agree 100% with Kim

Corydoras paleatus

I also used floating spawning mops for the axelrodi

I recently bought a group of loxo's as well and am very excited about this one. If they are anything like axelrodi spawning, which i have spawned many times, it should be a breeze. My axelrodi sit in a 10 gal tank with floating spawning mops and a sponge filter. They spawn regularily without any ...

you could try adding floating spawning mops to the tanks.. I find when adding these to the tanks that most of the eggs are laid within the mop, and also prevents them from being eaten

congrats on all those little fry frank... not if only my corys would take note to what yours are doing and start producing something.

btw..
when is the next round of pics coming from you.. has been a while since we saw those great pics of your corys

ohh Paul, what did you bring home to add to your nice collection up there in Edmonton???

Adam

What makes you think there would be a next time? We figured everyone would be tired of this. Who wants to go to Merryland again? George because we are catfish junkies and can't kick a good habit??? sound like a good enough reason.. lol...\\and next time i will have advance planning for this one ...

so what did everyone come home with from the convention?? i see Franks had some cool undescribed corys and some more weitzmani.. anything else Frank??? and what about you Barbie?? what did you bring home with you?? ohh and btw.. if anyone has more pics from the convention i would love to see what ...

habrosus or pygmaeus are also easy ones

just wanted to add my 2 cents worth to this thread as i got a group of these little guys a few months back. they sure are a neat looking little cory and here is a pic of one of the ones in my group of 8 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/madattiver/corydoras/corydoras%20weitzmani/weitzmani-male ...

i have had success with c. habrosus, c. axelrodi, c. pygmaeus, c. metae, c. burgessi and C121 not eating their eggs

as stated above... "I think i am currently raising out 3 or 4 spawns of fry from them."

i feed them a combination of earthworm sticks from Ken's Fish and bloodworms and they were spawning every 2-3 weeks for me.

I have a group of these corys right now that seem to spawn as regularily as the normal bronze aeneus. No special care was given to them and now that they have started they seem to spawn every few weeks for me. I think i am currently raising out 3 or 4 spawns of fry from them. They are egg eaters ...

here isa pic for anyone who wants to post comments.. as my opinion.. they look more like gossei to me.

thanks Dave... i forgot he told me he would be there this week.. guess i can wait a few more days until he returns to help with the ID

ya.. i know aeneus come in many colors.. just the long snout on these fish is what was throwing me off as this is way longer then any aeneus i have kept or am keeping at the moment.

was waiting to see if Ian would come and lend a hand at the ID of these guys

does anyone know what these are??? there are around 2.5" as well if that helps any

here is a better pic with a side profile of them.. it's fins are so darn yellow.. and the snout is alot longer then i remember on aeneus.

this was one that came in with a shipment as a lone cory mixed in with some others... i know it is in the elegan family.. but not sure which one. anyone be able to help me out?? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/madattiver/corydoras/unknown/cory06.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213 ...

so what do you figure it is??? just an aeneus with yellow fins?

this was sold to me as Corydoras melanotaenia and was wondering if that indeed was what i just bought.. male 01 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/madattiver/corydoras/unknown/cory01.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/madattiver/corydoras/unknown/cory03.jpg female 01 http://img ...