i bought these corydoras, wich species?
both not the same species
it's very tall for a corydoras (3,14 inch)
ID corydoras
ID corydoras
Hello,
i bought these corydoras, wich species?
both not the same species
it's very tall for a corydoras (3,14 inch)
i bought these corydoras, wich species?
both not the same species
it's very tall for a corydoras (3,14 inch)
C 102, C 154?, dianema longibardis
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Re: ID corydoras
Hi,
nope, certainly no C. blochi which is a saddle nosed species.
The corys are close to C. agassizii.
Cheers,
nope, certainly no C. blochi which is a saddle nosed species.
The corys are close to C. agassizii.
Cheers,
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Re: ID corydoras
I would say C. agassizii in front and possibly C. delfax in the rear, but the image is not the best.
Ian
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Re: ID corydoras
Thanks you for reponses
another picture of "C.delphax"
another picture of "C.delphax"
C 102, C 154?, dianema longibardis
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Re: ID corydoras
It looks more like C. agassizii in that image, the problem is there are 3 or 4 species from the same location that look similar and as they grow the patterns change which adds even more confusion.
Ian
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