sold as adolfoi , can you confirm
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Re: sold as adolfoi , can you confirm
Hi,
I would say they are , but this need to be confirmed by specialist.
Bye
Matien
I would say they are , but this need to be confirmed by specialist.
Bye
Matien
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Re: sold as adolfoi , can you confirm
i would say corydoras adolfoi, because duplicareus has more darkened gills.
could also be c. serratus, but i don't think so because they have more the snout of a brochis species.
could also be c. serratus, but i don't think so because they have more the snout of a brochis species.
Greetings, Tim
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Re: sold as adolfoi , can you confirm
From the look I would go for C. duplicareus, but to be shure, feel the upper backside of the pectoral finspine with you fingers.
Smooth=adolfoi
Sandpaper=duplicareus
They are definately not C. serratus, wich is a hog-nosed species like C. narcissus and C. amapaensis and very rare in the hobby.
Smooth=adolfoi
Sandpaper=duplicareus
They are definately not C. serratus, wich is a hog-nosed species like C. narcissus and C. amapaensis and very rare in the hobby.
Best regards,
Kim M
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