hi,
im trying to track down some corydoras garbei, but after searching i cant find much about them. does anyone currently keep these or know where i might find any?
cheers,
andy
Corydoras Garbei - anyone seen it?
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I wouldnt say that C.garbei was a dwarf cory as such given the SL is 50mm. This size is comparable by .5mm to the likes of C.duplicarous, C.polystictus to mention but a coupleapistomaster wrote:Hi Andy,
I have been watching for this one to show up on the lists myself as I have been collecting and breeding dwarf Corys. It and C. cochui the only ones I have not seen or been able to buy.
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C. garbei
Greetings. There is a very strong probability that I will be placing a proven spawning group of this specie on AB in the next couple of weeks. Keep an eye out. These are real C. garbei and not C057. - Frank
Sorry. This group has been spoken for.
Sorry. This group has been spoken for.