The "leopard" is a trilineatus, not a leopardus.
The weiztmani are nice.
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Enjoy your fish, shrimps and snails!
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[quote="plankton" pid='41200' dateline='1572209236']
The "leopard" is a trilineatus, not a leopardus.
The weiztmani are nice.
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The were actually labelled as "Corydoras Julii"
The "leopard" is a trilineatus, not a leopardus.
The weiztmani are nice.
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The were actually labelled as "Corydoras Julii"
[quote="Lee_k" pid='41205' dateline='1572209555']
[quote="plankton" pid='41200' dateline='1572209236']
The "leopard" is a trilineatus, not a leopardus.
The weiztmani are nice.
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The were actually labelled as "Corydoras Julii"
[/quote]Usually are -but afraid not.
Julii only come in on Brazilian import. When you see them up close they ar pretty different .
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[quote="plankton" pid='41200' dateline='1572209236']
The "leopard" is a trilineatus, not a leopardus.
The weiztmani are nice.
[/quote]
The were actually labelled as "Corydoras Julii"
[/quote]Usually are -but afraid not.
Julii only come in on Brazilian import. When you see them up close they ar pretty different .
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To be honest I am a bit worried about the C.trilineatus. Doesn't look bright and shining.
I believe it was Stephen who posten this picture some time ago about the difference
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I believe it was Stephen who posten this picture some time ago about the difference
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Send from the Low lands.
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I love my bronze and albino cory. They are so cute to watch. The 4 bronze are younger than the 2 albino and during every water change (or whenever they they feel like it) they pile onto the albino for comfort. They seem like really sweet gentle fish
ETA I think they are quite hardy for cory as well, which helped them survive my catastrophe (flood and electrics)
ETA I think they are quite hardy for cory as well, which helped them survive my catastrophe (flood and electrics)
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Fishkeeping - 4yrs
Aqua One 405lt 5ft tank - Sailfin pleco, Rainbow shark, albino/bronze cory x 11, 7 x Clown Loach
Filtration 2 x Aqua One Aquis 1050 externals, 1 x Ocellaris 850 external
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Aqua One 405lt 5ft tank - Sailfin pleco, Rainbow shark, albino/bronze cory x 11, 7 x Clown Loach
Filtration 2 x Aqua One Aquis 1050 externals, 1 x Ocellaris 850 external
Juwel 120lt 2ft - 12 x Cherry Barb, 10 x Panda Cory, 1 x Albino Bristlenose Pleco
Filtration Fluval 205
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[quote="Vess" pid='41304' dateline='1572280341']
Here's a true julii for you
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[/quote]Funny these show reticulations as well though often is stated they only show spots.
But indeed quite a difference. Thanks Lee!
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Here's a true julii for you
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[/quote]Funny these show reticulations as well though often is stated they only show spots.
But indeed quite a difference. Thanks Lee!
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Send from the Low lands.
[quote="DoubleDutch" pid='41325' dateline='1572286183']
[quote="Vess" pid='41304' dateline='1572280341']
Here's a true julii for you
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[/quote]Funny these show reticulations as well though often is stated they only show spots.
But indeed quite a difference. Thanks Lee!
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[/quote]Just like a lot of species the pattern can vary. These fish look different on white or lighter sand than on this slightly darker version. The Patten's mould together less and become more spotty.
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[quote="Vess" pid='41304' dateline='1572280341']
Here's a true julii for you
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[/quote]Funny these show reticulations as well though often is stated they only show spots.
But indeed quite a difference. Thanks Lee!
Sent from the other side of the North Sea
[/quote]Just like a lot of species the pattern can vary. These fish look different on white or lighter sand than on this slightly darker version. The Patten's mould together less and become more spotty.
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[quote="DoubleDutch" pid='41271' dateline='1572261209']
To be honest I am a bit worried about the C.trilineatus. Doesn't look bright and shining.
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Its the phone camera that's sapping his shine - I'll grab the proper camera at some point and grab a picture.
Another phone pic from tonight
To be honest I am a bit worried about the C.trilineatus. Doesn't look bright and shining.
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Its the phone camera that's sapping his shine - I'll grab the proper camera at some point and grab a picture.
Another phone pic from tonight
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