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Found near puculpa I've got a cory that I'm not able to identify.

It's close to C127, but with absolutely no tail markings - I think Frank had a very similar fish to yours and it we didn't know anything more about it.

Jools

Jools wrote:It's close to C127, but with absolutely no tail markings - I think Frank had a very similar fish to yours and it we didn't know anything more about it. - Jools

Good Day, Gents. If I'm the Frank being referred to, this is the closest fish that I can come up with, but I do not think they are the same. I do not know the origin of my specimens, but they were imported as C. prionotus, in Jan. 2004, since reclassified as Scleromystax. - Frank

Hi Frank,

Sorry, maybe I was a bit cryptic, I was referring to the picture of yours at the back of Ian & Hans' book. p355?

Jools

Jools wrote:Hi Frank,

Sorry, maybe I was a bit cryptic, I was referring to the picture of yours at the back of Ian & Hans' book. p355?

Jools

Hi, Jools. No. More like I wasn't awake, yet. We never did ID that fish and there was only the one specimen. - Frank

These cory's were collected by the same farmer that first collected the LDA31 and L204. Very knowledgable about geography, however he often brings the fish in very ammonia toxic bags. I sent him with some supplies and told him I'd love to see some more fish from him. We've accomplished bringing down the high cost on Weitzemani my goal hopefull we can bring some of these new one into the states as I haven't been importing.

I could possibly be C127


Ian

Wow. I've got no matches found on the internet. I'm curing them from the ammonia burn. Hopefully I will have some left.