Cory identification

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arc200uk
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Cory identification

Post by arc200uk »

I purchased 4 little corys a few weeks ago for my planted aquarium and I have no idea what they are.

I've photoshoped this pic of a Bandit cory to show exactly what mine look like:
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Any ideas?

Bandit cory:
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Panda cory:
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chef
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Post by chef »

exactly what you have named it the bandit cory, Corydoras metae
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eupterus
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Post by eupterus »

C metae, would be my guess and a good specimen at that
Eupterus.


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arc200uk
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Post by arc200uk »

Thanks guys. I guess they are Bandits, but just with more black in the dorsal fins than in the other pics I can find. :) When I was mentioning that they were bandits to the guy who was fishing them out for me, he was pretty confident that they were something different... That's largely why I was confused.

Here's a pic:

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