I have posted 4 type of cories I don't know the names of if anyone can help that would be great!
One pic is from the Jutai river - when 100 showed up they were all blue/gray in color but after a few days they looked totally different!
13 of these guys came in from Peru:
50 of these from Peru:
12 of these guys from Tapajos region:
Please identify these corydoras
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Re: Please identify these corydoras
Hi,
Very interesting to see that they even kept the different colour until they arrived in Canada.
I have seen this with white water species but usually this disappears quite fast (minutes...hours).
The aeneus group type might be CW041.
Cheers,
Karsten
this should be CW116.Coolcorycats wrote:I have posted 4 type of cories I don't know the names of if anyone can help that would be great!
One pic is from the Jutai river - when 100 showed up they were all blue/gray in color but after a few days they looked totally different!
Very interesting to see that they even kept the different colour until they arrived in Canada.
I have seen this with white water species but usually this disappears quite fast (minutes...hours).
The aeneus group type might be CW041.
Cheers,
Karsten
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Karsten
Karsten
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Re: Please identify these corydoras
These guys have been in my tank for over 3 weeks at a PH of 7.6-7.8, TDS 260-320 and temp of 76-78F. Quite the schooling cory as there 75 that swirl and go up and down the tank during the morning and late afternoon.