Is this a common C. paleatus?

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Is this a common C. paleatus?

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Is this a common C. paleatus? These look longer bodied than the C. paleatus I have spawned before.

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They look like Corydoras paleatus. Maybe a wild form?
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I actual fact these are a new species that are presently under description, in fact I expect the paper to be published shortly.

They are a species from Argentina and require cool temperatures, maximum around 18ºC

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Thanks Ian. I'll have to find a cooler place as most of my basement is around 24ºC.

Do you have any web references on these?


Coryman wrote:I actual fact these are a new species that are presently under description, in fact I expect the paper to be published shortly.

They are a species from Argentina and require cool temperatures, maximum around 18ºC

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New species? Thats pretty interesting :D Good find!
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Ian,

Has this paper been published yet? Any other info available on these fish?

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Coryman wrote:I actual fact these are a new species that are presently under description, in fact I expect the paper to be published shortly.

They are a species from Argentina and require cool temperatures, maximum around 18ºC

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Is that the same fish which used to be known as Corydoras paleatus "Highfin"?
I.e., this one: http://www.planetcatfish.com/images/ful ... tus/13.jpg
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The description of the new species is expected soon, but how soon I do not know.

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Do you think this is the same case?

this is a wild male, captured in river Uruguai, north of Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil

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not all of them were so "high fin", females were like this:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v511/ ... atus02.jpg
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