So C. Eques or something not even close?
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So C. Eques or something not even close?
So purchased these and finally stabilized them ( no more red blotch) but thinking these aren't C.Eques. The gentleman was told by his importer that they were wild caught from Columbia. Please help a gal out as I'm leaning towards melatonaenia but again never have dealt with wild caught before. Thanks in advance.
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Re: So C. Eques or something not even close?
Look to me like a bronze cory. Could be I'm blind but if you look for this in e cat it looks same to me. Corydoras aeneus ?
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Re: So C. Eques or something not even close?
Thanks everyone, thought they were. Already have melatonaenia but mine are fully coloured, these are probably still stressed from disease/transport as they aren't as colourful as mine.
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