Longfin paleatus albino cory?
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igol66
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Longfin paleatus albino cory?
The title explains all. What are albino longfin paleatus cories? Are they rare, does anyone have one or a picture they can share? I didnt find their profile here.
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
Beware the "Frankenfish."
That reminds me - I still owe Mats these pics.
Frank
That reminds me - I still owe Mats these pics.
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
how big do they grow??
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
Same as any other C. paleatus. Personally, I don't measure the length of fish. Check the Cat-e-log for pertinent information. - Frank
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
The long fin albino C. paleatus is a man made strain and does not occur naturally.
Ian
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
I own three of them and am working on breeding them.
Mine look much better than the photo shown in a few posts above, their fins are not bent like that..
I'll post a pic latter when my camera works.
Mine look much better than the photo shown in a few posts above, their fins are not bent like that..
I'll post a pic latter when my camera works.
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
This particular specimen was chosen from the group to show just how incredibly ugly these fish are. UGGGGGGGGGLY!!! - Frank
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
To answer the first posters question about them being rare.
I would think not, as I saw about 100 stuffed into a tank at my LFS yesterday, they were priced at $4.99 each or $11.99 for three, think that the ones I saw must have been mass bred from one of the fish farms, the albino strains always look to be very weak to me
Cheer's...PanzerFodder...
I would think not, as I saw about 100 stuffed into a tank at my LFS yesterday, they were priced at $4.99 each or $11.99 for three, think that the ones I saw must have been mass bred from one of the fish farms, the albino strains always look to be very weak to me
Cheer's...PanzerFodder...
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Re: Longfin paleatus albino cory?
Frankly I like mine. they are awesome. 