ID corydoras
ID corydoras
Does anyone knows the ID of these corydoras?
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Re: ID corydoras
OK, thanks! But how about the the black patch ont the first dorsal fin? I've seen a lot of Schwartzi pictures on internet, but they don't have the black patch?
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Re: ID corydoras
Hello Vladimir,
there are different catching locations or populations of C. schwartzi, it's a rather variable species.
In fact, the dark blotch is typical for C. schwartzi even though most of the C. schwartzi that I have seen in the last time didn't have any.
Cheers,
there are different catching locations or populations of C. schwartzi, it's a rather variable species.
In fact, the dark blotch is typical for C. schwartzi even though most of the C. schwartzi that I have seen in the last time didn't have any.
Cheers,
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Re: ID corydoras
Thanks for your explanation!