We sell it under the name Corydoras sp. "Andreas", i wonder if you know them, please help to identificate it.
Miguel
Help to identificate thisCORY
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Re: Help to identificate thisCORY
is it one of the brochis? maybe http://planetcatfish.com/catelog/specie ... ies_id=165
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Re: Help to identificate thisCORY
Andywooloo - the shape of the dorsal gives it away as a cory, not a brochis.
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Re: Help to identificate thisCORY
man I suck at this. So a brochis is totally diff from a cory? Not just a cory name? Gotcha. I will keep trying tho.
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Re: Help to identificate thisCORY
Hey, no worries - i wasn't meaning to sound critical
Brochis are close relatives of corys, a bit like synos are closely related to microsynos, or mochokiella.
Janne - Stenocephalus is a good shout - i thought that or maybe c127? I'm not great with corys so i'll wait for Ian to chip in!
- i wasn't meaning to sound critical Brochis are close relatives of corys, a bit like synos are closely related to microsynos, or mochokiella.
Janne - Stenocephalus is a good shout - i thought that or maybe c127? I'm not great with corys so i'll wait for Ian to chip in!
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Re: Help to identificate thisCORY
I def didn't take it critically. No problem.
Will keep learning, and trying. I love this forum.
Close relatives, gotcha!
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Re: Help to identificate thisCORY
Thank you so much to Janne, i'm agree it is a Corydoras stenocephalus C017.
Miguel.
Miguel.