Has anyone been able to locate this book for sale? I tried by searching on the ISBN and tried a few variations where I wasn't sure from the image. Thank you.

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In the wild now in the u.s.

Goeldiella eques

I am interested in these, depending on size and price. Please PM me. Thank you.

From other side... it is actually more significant in size than the pics make it look.

Hi everyone. I doubt there is anything to be done, but one of my Corydoras sychri has a rather significant bump, like a small pea is under its skin... the pictures aren't the best, and the animal doesn't seem to be any worse for wear, but any ideas? random abscess? (yea, I need to clean the glass)

okay, thanks, ah well, unfortunately with the planted tank it will be too hard to catch and return

trying a larger attachment

I bought a couple more L244 for my tank, one clearly is, this one was smaller and I didn't look all too closely when the clerk netted it as it was marked the only breed in the tank... but with the lyretail, and the coloration, I'm now pretty sure it isn't a Pseudolithoxus duma Advice on what it may ...

Thank you all. Not sure how I missed that.

Time to make another PC donation. This is a killer site.

Need help with these. I thought 49, but I'm pretty sure I'm off there. Help is appreciated. I picked up three. http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u45/jimoo742/coryid3.jpg http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u45/jimoo742/coryid1.jpg One on left on bottom pic. Also, most of the tank has a find sand bot...

Thank you very much, I will follow up.

Looking for 1-2 smaller individuals. I'm in the Boston area. Mailorder fine. Thanks.

Please send documentation of the find to the WDNR Natural Heritage Program, part of the Bureau of Endangered Resources. I used to work for them, that was a great job. Anyway, they track these "occurrences" and work to protect them, when they can.

What a nightmare. I'm so sorry.

Simply incredible. So sad. I wish there were another way.

But this doesn't change the fact that the Brazil government has put these fish on the list of "not to be exported", whether that is for a good reason or not, it is the Brazillian law. Imagine you live in Texas, and the US government puts a restriction on exporting blue-bonnet flowers. Now...

I have the same size tank for my community tank, and it's fully planted. I only fertilize lightly every 3-4 months. It really doesn't seem to be needed. The tank growth is very dense without it. No C02 injection either.

Are you using RO water? I had problems like what you're describing when I was using too much RO water (without adding buffer) and there were PH spikes. The cory's seemed to take the brunt of it. No enough or frequent enough water changes, either, IMO.

Thanks. I was just curious. Wondered if there was a store I was missing in my rounds. I actually have to break down my tank and get rid of all my fish for a major move soon (bye bye breeding sterbai). But again, thank you.

Hotplecogirl, did you pick these up locally? If so, where? I'm sure you got them all, just curious.

bronzefry wrote:

Some folks in New England don't use heaters at all. Ambient room temps is all they go by.

Really? I haven't run into this. Of course, I couldn't imagine paying to keep a room at the upper 60s or into the 70s. My bill is high enough as it is and we keep it at 60-62 (gas heat).

oh, and mine worked out a cave in the gravel under a slab of bog wood, perhaps some cover might help it relax and be more active...

I did not find mine to be a fast grower.

This and Hemisorubim are the cats I most want to keep again, but I need a new, larger tank...

One of my favorites. Kept one for 3 years until a move required me to let it go (give it away). Nice temperment, active in dawn/dusk frequently. Underappreciated cat.

I do not see a picture.

MatsP wrote:

Ancistrus temminckii

is not being exported, but it does look similar to our common bristlenose, so several books and many shops tend to call the common fish A. temminckii.

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Mats

Is that because of restrictions on Suriname exports in general?

You had a pet bat? Mega or microchiroptera? If micro, how did you feet it?

Richard B wrote: I used to have one, it is currently

Zungaro zungaro

- far too big to be kept really - quite a tenacious little fish at a foot long with a rough bite

Ah, quite large and much prettier as a juvenile. Will pass! (not that I even have any more room for a Cory).

Some great pictures, they have one of my favorites: Goeldiella eques

I've not seen Paulicea lutkens before, but I'll need to look into that one...

2 Waigeo Island Tree Boas (Candoia carinata carinata), 0.2

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