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please id cory!

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Hi everyone,
I'm new to this forum, but I really like this website as it's pretty resourceful. Just a few days ago, I bought 2 more corys to add to my tank, but I don't know what kind they are. Here are some pics.
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Can someone please id my new corys please?
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ooo. thanks silurus. I've never heard of these corys before, are they uncommon?
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Post by Coryman »

C. sodalis are fairly common here in the UK and are often misidentified as C. agassizii

http://www.corycats.com/corydoras_sodalis_htm.htm

http://www.corycats.com/spawning_log_14.htm

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Post by Amanda_Allyammi »

don't Corydoras Agasizzi have spotts?
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