I’m hoping they’ll eventually spawn for me, it’d be nice to have a large group of themPlatylover said:Beautiful! What a nice find! do you plan on breeding them?
It could be just the lighting in the pics I’m no photographer, in the flesh I haven’t noticed any differenceDoubleDutch said:Go Coradee goooo !!!
Nice find. I believe there are two colortypes in C.similis. Do you've got both ?
Haha possibly, there’s been some weird stuff going on latelyDoubleDutch said:Did the LFS organise the roadworks ? .
Ahhh okay. There is a more reddish type as well. Never kept them but they are awesome.Coradee said:It could be just the lighting in the pics I’m no photographer, in the flesh I haven’t noticed any difference
Corydora is not a word. It is Corydoras whether singular or plural. And when it is written as part of a scientific name, the "C" in the Genus name must always be capitalized, as Corydoras polystictus or C. similis.Feohw said:Nice, I keep meaning to get myself some corydora - then I end up getting something else. My first thought was corydoras polystictus - many spotted corydora. Or maybe c. similis. Not great with corydora here. Either way I'm liking them!!
Coolio, I usually just say cory or corydora, I'll add the s from now on then! Also with the capital, that's just a matter of me being too lazy to switch to caps rather than wanting to be accurate. I'm just commenting on a post about some cool new fish after all.chromedome52 said:Corydora is not a word. It is Corydoras whether singular or plural. And when it is written as part of a scientific name, the "C" in the Genus name must always be capitalized, as Corydoras polystictus or C. similis.
Coradee , very nice pickup.It is always a pleasure to find a new store, but one with interesting fish is a rare treat!
