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  1. 25th Oct 2008, 22:21 #1
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    Corydoras napoensis and unknown Corydoras

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    Love the Corydoras napoensis for their body patterns.


    Can someone help to ID this specie?
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  2. 25th Oct 2008, 22:31 #2
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    Ooo. Nice dorsal on the C. napoensis.
    For the second one, any reason why it shouldn't be Corydoras trilineatus?

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    could it be a corydoras julii.Nice pictures by the way thanks for sharing.
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    No reason, just that i have no idea what cory it is...newbie here.
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    C. julii have spots instead of squiggles patterns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CK Yeo View Post
    C. julii have spots instead of squiggles patterns.

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    oh i see,thanks for the clarification
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    good a bit like the C120 that i rear before....
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    does napo have naturally long dorsals? eh your specimen got a damaged upper caudal lobe. shoot another specimen leh, lighting is nicely done on the dorsal.
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    May i know, is Corydoras trilineatus = leopard corydoras?
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    genes, where did you get the C. napoensis?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sheng View Post
    May i know, is Corydoras trilineatus = leopard corydoras?
    Erm,i don't think so.Corydoras trilineatus=Threestripe corydoras
    Corydoras julii=leopard corydoras.
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    Common name depends on who you speak to and the area. If I don't remember wrongly, locally, they call trilis as leopard cory. E.g. all dwarf cory as mini cory.

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    Common names are very frequently used interchangeably, so don't be surprised if there are multiple species being called "Leopard Corys". Case in point here, http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog...s.php?letter=l.

    genes, any more pictures of the unknown Corydoras?
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  14. 30th Oct 2008, 21:34 #14
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    Napoensis was from C328 many months ago. I only shot this one specimen and the shots all look similar.
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