Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
I recently bought these fish as wild caught Corydoras atropersonatus, however someone else has told me they are infact kanei.
Can anyone give me a positive id please?
Can anyone give me a positive id please?
C napoensis, C 48, C panda, C aenus (albino), C habrosus, C aenus, C hastatus, C pygmaeus.
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Re: Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
Assuming the pictures in the Cat-eLog are correct[1], your fish is C. atropersonatus. C. kanei has a denser pattern of smaller dots.
C. kanei
Photo: (c) CorydorasWorld
C. atropersonatus
Photo: (c) Johnny Jensen
[1] I am pretty sure the images in the Cat-eLog are correct, as there are pictures of both by Ian Fuller, who is certainly an authority on the subject.
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C. kanei
Photo: (c) CorydorasWorld
C. atropersonatus
Photo: (c) Johnny Jensen
[1] I am pretty sure the images in the Cat-eLog are correct, as there are pictures of both by Ian Fuller, who is certainly an authority on the subject.
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Re: Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
very handsome cories.
Re: Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
I was wondering because my fish have patterned tails and the atropersonatus on the cat e log don't. I personally think they are more like the atropersonatus on the body, but am not100%
Either way I love them!
Either way I love them!
C napoensis, C 48, C panda, C aenus (albino), C habrosus, C aenus, C hastatus, C pygmaeus.
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Re: Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
I know very little about cory's but i was under the impression that atropersonatus does indeed have an unpatterned tail?
if Ian is about he'll know for sure.
if Ian is about he'll know for sure.
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Re: Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
Good spotting. So perhaps it's a case of "neither of the above". I think we need someone with more experience of Cory's than me.
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Re: Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
Giving the pictures some close scrutiny I think you have some of the undescribed species C48. This is a species coming from Rio Guamá, Pará, Brazil.
C sp C48 female
Picture courtesy Ian Fuller & Corydorasworld.com
C. sp C48 a well marked male
Picture courtesy Ian Fuller & Corydorasworld.com
Ian
C sp C48 female
Picture courtesy Ian Fuller & Corydorasworld.com
C. sp C48 a well marked male
Picture courtesy Ian Fuller & Corydorasworld.com
Ian
Re: Corydoras atropersonatus or kanei?
Thank you very much, I appreciate you taking the time to help
C napoensis, C 48, C panda, C aenus (albino), C habrosus, C aenus, C hastatus, C pygmaeus.