What kind of corydoras is this?

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Hi! Bad photos but they run away when I get close (Just moved in). Can’t remember the latin name, I thought I’d try here first before going back. They are tiny little things. Any idea?
 

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Ok! So are they rare-ish?
They are rarish in a lot of countries.
Aspidoras are hardly for sell in my homecountry.

There are not a lot keepers here as well.
Coradee has some but don't know if it is this species.
 
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They are rarish in a lot of countries.
Aspidoras are hardly for sell in my homecountry.

There are not a lot keepers here as well.
Coradee has some but don't know if it is this species.
Thanks for information!
 
Amazing never heard of these fish, love this forum and the wealth of knowledge people have here. I thought true julli didn't have the line down the side but these aspidoras do look different.
 
Hi, I’d agree with DoubleDutch on the ID.
I’ve kept Aspidoras C118 & raimundi (formerly C125 spilotus red) aspidoras aren’t often seen in Lfs which is a shame as like corys they’re a lovely little fish.
 
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Amazing never heard of these fish, love this forum and the wealth of knowledge people have here. I thought true julli didn't have the line down the side but these aspidoras do look different.
I hadn’t either! Great place this!
 

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