It is what you use to make a normal catfish name, turn into a name that links to the catalog page. You type [clog]Corydoras acrensis[/clog], using any species name that is in the database, with BBcode enabled. I had to disable it or else it would turn into a link. You can copy+paste them from the bo...

Nevermind. I thought it was sponsored my some sort of institution or museum. Ignore the previous post then.

According to fishbase it is Centromochlus simplex. Huh. PC entry needs to be changed then.

Unfortunately, much as I would also like it to be, the tatia simplex is not from an exporter. It is from a page covering an expedition to the Rio Xingu. :( It's a shame, they would go well with your Centromochlus concolor. http://natureplanet.blogspot.com/2012/10/6-anos-de-nature-planet-expedicao-vo...

kruseman wrote:Can you give us the name of that exporter?

Thanks!

Acuario Selva.

https://www.facebook.com/acuarioselvaiquitos/photos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRHUXG ... cYRkAg2SUQ

Forgot to mention that the simplex is not from them, only the ituglanis.

Thanks. What about the trichomycterid?

I found this odd trichomycterid catfish on a peruvian exporter's Facebook page, does anyone know what it is? https://scontent-a-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/p180x540/541966_113055402162680_1929488190_n.jpg?oh=eb6030b5f7917ee8d51fef05186a27cc&oe=54FF436B Also, is this centromochlus conc...

I think that one would probably be fine. I'm not sure about a pair. I've seen them go for between $40-$90. If you can find them, a pair of Pterobunocephalus dolichurus would probably be fine in that tank size. Usually listed as "Banjo white" on exporter lists. The amaralia are "Banjo ...

I'm hoping for Myoglanis.



I don't think they will be big fish, because they are the same price as other small fish I ordered, and cheaper than the big fish that were also in the order.

So… apparently the exporter has interpreted my request for a photo as a request for the species. The retailer just received the invoice for the order and sure enough, "CANERO BLACK" is right there. Well… he said they'll send a photo shortly, but it looks like I'll be providing a photo too,...

Wait a minute. I believe I read the retailer's translation of the supplier's policies wrong. They said that If I ask for a photo of a fish that they do not have but CAN get, and they go out and get the fish to take a photo, I am expected to buy it. I'll ask for a photo of the "canero black"...

Unfortunately it seems that If I ask for a photo I am expected to buy the fish.

I will be ordering some fish (with a retailer) from this supplier, should I take the risk and ask for some of these and hope that they are the peaceful heptapterid that they were in the other thread? I have the tank to house a group of small catfish, not a group of big hungry Cetopsis.

I saw a fish labeled as "canero black" on a peruvian supplier's list (no pics), does anyone know what it could be? I don't know of any black cetopsids.

I have this issue as well.

I'm sorry, it's always hard to lose a fish that you've had for a long time. At least it isn't struggling anymore.

The font seems to be smaller on all the links. Lots of empty space.

Is there going to be a new design for the front page, or will it be close to what it was before?

Thanks

Why does PC now have the normal phpBB look? What happened to all the catfish? Not to mention that I can't even look at any catfish in the catelog! (says: "Fatal error: Class name must be a valid object or a string in /home/webcat/planetcatfish.com/common/site_specific.php on line 159") PC ...

What country do Spinipterus sp. otorongo come from?

Dave Rinaldo wrote:Most LFS carry a sandblast.

Sandblast? As in sand used for sandblasting? I'm not sure I know what you mean.

Does anyone know of a good natural looking (not that pure white sterile looking stuff) freshwater sand? I can't really find any good ones, except maybe some stuff from caribsea.

kruseman wrote:In 2011 I had the opportunity to keep 2 Adontosternarchus sp. :

What were their general care requirements? Feeding, temperament etc.

Oh and don't forget

Pseudexostoma yunnanense Centromochlus reticulatus Helogenes marmoratus Xyliphius melanopterus Ituglanis metae Tatia galaxias Tatia gyrina Physopyxis lyra Cetopsis parma Astroblepus mancoi Denticetopsis macilenta Cetopsidium minutum Tatia strigata The list goes on and on… My full list is probably m...

Me too.

Any other photos of the denticetopsis and helogenes?

Thanks!

Does anyone have any underwater photos of the Rio Negro? I'm thinking of setting up a Negro biotope tank and would like it to be as accurate as possible.