Did you know fantastic help is an anagram of Planet Catfish? This forum is for those of you with pictures of your catfish who are looking for help identifying them. There are many here to help and a firm ID is the first step towards keeping your catfish in the best conditions.
Jeff B.
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by Jeff B. » 14 Jun 2004, 16:32
HI!!
... i have trouble ID this cory... he was only one in the lfs, so i have bought it, and i need the ID to look for he's new buddys...
tnx!
Vedran Stincic
Fiskars the Whiskers
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by Fiskars the Whiskers » 14 Jun 2004, 18:54
I can't totally tell, but maybe C. Trilineatus?
Line up!
Jeff B.
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by Jeff B. » 14 Jun 2004, 19:07
Tnx, this was my first guess to, but im not sure yet...
maybe this pic can help...
Vedran Stincic
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by Fiskars the Whiskers » 14 Jun 2004, 19:11
Oop, doesn't look anything like a C. Trilineatus now.
I'm not quite sure what it is.
Line up!
Jeff B.
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by Jeff B. » 14 Jun 2004, 19:55
browsing throu the Cat-eLog i have found similiar corys... c.napoensis, c.bondi and c.sipaliwini...
i vote for c.napoensis...
anybody?
Vedran Stincic
jurassic_pork
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by jurassic_pork » 14 Jun 2004, 23:24
Do you have a better pic ? Especially the finnage
Mark
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by corybreed » 14 Jun 2004, 23:30
Jeff,
It looks like napoensis, but I agree with Mark a better photo would help.
Mark
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by pleco_breeder » 14 Jun 2004, 23:53
My monitor doesn't have the best resolution, so I'm actually just guessing. From what I can see, the lines aren't defined enough for napoensis. I'm thinking maybe a bilineatus, aka san juan cory.
Larry Vires
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Jeff B.
Posts: 188 Joined: 04 Apr 2004, 10:57
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by Jeff B. » 15 Jun 2004, 06:59
yes the pic is bad but i am trying and still i can get the better one
and also i have noticed that the fin is how do i say... sticky... and it is kind of red... any hint how to treat it??
Vedran Stincic
Jeff B.
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by Jeff B. » 15 Jun 2004, 19:50
here is another one... i don't know what do you want me to picture... sorry, what is finnage??
Vedran Stincic
Coryman
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by Coryman » 16 Jun 2004, 10:23
I have found this kind of problem occurs more so with Corys that have been transported when pure oxygen has been put into the bag.
Melafix is very good if you have access to it. It is an organic product and I have found it very good at treating the so called red blotch disease.
Ian
Jeff B.
Posts: 188 Joined: 04 Apr 2004, 10:57
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Interests: Lnumbers, Corys...
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by Jeff B. » 21 Jun 2004, 13:50
so, can somebody finnaly tell me what is my cory? napoensis or bilineatus?? Ian?
BTW the blotch is healing...
Vedran Stincic