Scleromystax kronei?

[Martin S]

Six of these came into my LFS - they arrived in a bad way and this is the only survivor - not sure if it's

Scleromystax kronei

or not?

Thanks in advance
Martin

[Richard B]

Hmm - this looks like a cory species...not sure which one but certainly not anything usually seen

[Richard B]

Nothing i could see in cat-e-log was vaguely close (unless i missed something).

One for Ian without a doubt (& a few others, of course). I really don't think this is any scleromystax specie

[Martin S]

Thanks Richard - they (it) came in i believe as Scleromystax, and the kronei was similar, but I wasn't sure either.
It's a decent sized fish, I'd say about 2"-2.5" if that helps.
Martin

[Dave Rinaldo]

Looks like

Corydoras fowleri

[Yann]

Hi!

Actually this Corydoras is

Corydoras semiaquilus

Cheers
Yann

[marcus01]

hello mate sorry i was not in the shop when you took this picture..
the fish in question came in from peru under the name Corydoras Huanta.. which is also known as Corydoras fowleri
marcus

[Martin S]

Looks more like Yann's suggestion of

Corydoras semiaquilus

than the importer's ID of

Corydoras fowleri

.
Thanks all.
Martin

[Richard B]

I checked those 2 species but the "nasal stripe" & black dorsal (including the dorsal spine) put me off these - presuming the unidentified one & the 2 suggestions are typical patterning there is still a lot of variation - i'm not saying these are not great suggestions but i'd still like to see what Ian thinks.....i'm not brilliant with corys

[Coryman]

The fish is C. semiaquelus, often called by other names, kincluding "Peru Black"

Ian

[Martin S]

The fish is C. semiaquelus, often called by other names, kincluding "Peru Black"

Ian

Thanks Ian for confirming Yann's ID, and also Richard and Dave for your input too.
Thanks again
Martin