What kind of Corydoras Albino is this?

Clement · Post by **Clement** » 22 Dec 2003, 20:24

Hey,
I would like to say this at first; I'm not so good at English, so forgive me if I'd spell anything wrong

Secondly, I've recently bought some Corydoras Albino from a store, but when I ask them what kind of Albino it is, they don't know. I know this is really strange, because at least the boss would know what kind of Albinos he is selling. But I'm really busy right now and I haven't any time to go back to the store to ask them again. So I made pictures of my Albinos and maybe do you guys have some idea what kind this is??

Thanks in advance,
Clement

pleco_breeder · Post by **pleco_breeder** » 22 Dec 2003, 21:37

Hello,

Looks like a C. aeneus. They're very common on this side of the pond.

Larry Vires

michelle56 · Post by **michelle56** » 22 Dec 2003, 21:41

It looks like a C. aeneus

My thoughts exactly.

Post by **Coryman** » 23 Dec 2003, 00:25

With out a doubt C. aeneus.

Ian

Clement · Post by **Clement** » 23 Dec 2003, 20:07

Okay, thanks you guys for your response ;)

Clement

Fiskars the Whiskers · Post by **Fiskars the Whiskers** » 23 Dec 2003, 20:11

He's a cute little guy, too!!!

Clement · Post by **Clement** » 30 Dec 2003, 21:47

Sorry for getting off topic, but I thought it was useless to open an another topic..

How old do you guys think my Corys are?? They're about 3 centimeters.. any idea??

Thanx,
Clement

pleco_breeder · Post by **pleco_breeder** » 30 Dec 2003, 22:42

Hello,

It's hard to judge a corys age based upon size. You didn't mention whenther the lenghth included the caudal, so it could be as young as 3 months. Anything else will be older than that depending upon how well it has been taken care of.

Larry Vires

Clement · Post by **Clement** » 31 Dec 2003, 11:33

Oh sorry I didn't mentioned that, the 3 centimeters is including the caudal. But I don't know how well they were taking care of, 'cause I just bought them 2 weeks ago.

Clement