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3023
Has anyone seen a blued eyed plec in the last year or so. last I heard they were in danger in their home waters....
Les Mumford
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Jul 5, 2004
10:58 pm
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Last I heard, they are extinct due to mining effuent in their native waters. Years ago, I had a population of Apistogramma aggassizii (dwarf cichlid) with...
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Jul 6, 2004
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In a message dated 7/6/2004 9:49:31 AM Pacific Daylight Time, corydorasandmore@yahoogroups.com writes: Has anyone seen a blued eyed plec in the last year or...
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Jul 7, 2004
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Does anyone know whether the BLue Eyed Pleco has been captive bred? Donna, Kansas...
joanna
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Jul 9, 2004
12:54 am
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The mystery Cory is being sold as the September Cory. THis is pretty close to "septentrionalis" Thanks guys, Donna...
joanna
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Jul 9, 2004
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To my knowledge, none of the large Panaque have been bred in aquariums...people are trying w/ the more common royals tho. I seen a site once detailing how a ...
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Jul 9, 2004
4:15 am
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I took home 3 of the corys that were being sold as C.septentrionalis a couple months ago. Two of them looked like C.simulatus but died soon after (APET fish,...
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kamm_n_eggs
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Jul 9, 2004
4:21 am
3030
... Not that I've ever heard about. ===== A man has to know his limitations. Make my day. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Take Yahoo! Mail...
Les Mumford
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Jul 9, 2004
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Question: I can't remember. Is it only the botia loaches that are so efficient at eating the snails in one's tank, or is it all loaches in general? (kuhlis,...
Mark
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Jul 10, 2004
7:36 am
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Hi there everybody! I' m a new member writing 2 you from england where we're in the middle of a huge storm! Ahh you gotta love british summertime!! I've been a...
Ruth Webb
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Jul 10, 2004
12:49 pm
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... snip.. I haven't kept the others so am not sure.The botias are pretty good at it. ===== A man has to know his limitations. Make my day. ...
Les Mumford
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Jul 10, 2004
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... snip.. In my experience, they don't eat the Malaysian live bearing snails well. The snails can seal so tightly and the shells are so hard, the botias can't...
Les Mumford
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Jul 10, 2004
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Its been said the "Monkey Loach" Botia Sidthimunki is the best snailer especially if kept in a group of 3 or more. These species once thaught to be extinct in...
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Jul 10, 2004
8:02 pm
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Same here, botias can clean up most of the baby trumpet snails that come near the surface of the gravel...but can't do a thing about em once they get to a...
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Jul 10, 2004
8:18 pm
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Hey there Ruth, There is 1 other pleco w/ blue eyes out there, it's a Hypostomus tho (formerly Cochliodon). But just like royals, the "Cochliodons" have...
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Jul 10, 2004
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I'd like your opinion on hard to breed corycats. I know the hardest to breed fish are those that you can't get a hold of. But in your opinion is there a...
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Jul 12, 2004
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... snip.. I never had any luck with Melanistius melanistius, or Melanistius brevorostris, (smaller, rounded snout), nor did I see any with the 3 dwarf...
Les Mumford
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Jul 12, 2004
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I've had trouble with Venezuelan ramshorns in my angelfish breeding tanks. I bought 2 yo-yos about an inch long and put one per tank. I moved one of them to...
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Jul 13, 2004
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I've also heard that C.robinae & any of the dwarf species can be a bit difficult, haven't heard the same about melanistus or brevirostris tho. Which btw are ...
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Jul 14, 2004
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i too have heard C.robinae to be hard to spawn.. but i beg to differ about the dwarf types of corys to be difficult.. i have pygmaeus that spawned and all it ...
adam revitt
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Jul 14, 2004
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Well, with only 3 months to go, now is as good a time as any for a plug for this event. Head down to Maryland for the catfishiest weekend in October. Details...
Les Mumford
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Jul 15, 2004
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I'm sure you're right actually...it wasn't difficulty in actually getting them to spawn that I assumed tho. Just figured they might be a bit more of a...
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Jul 19, 2004
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What is the hotest the temp can get in the tank for the Cory catfish? With the heat wave here in seattle wa I have lost 2 of them... and a couple other...
Kathie
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Jul 22, 2004
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Some cory cats come from Rivers high in The Andes mountains of South America, and thrive in clear colder then average waters ( 60-70 degrees) while others come...
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Jul 22, 2004
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Kathie, It depends on the kind of cory. The temperature variation between the different can be quite large. I recommend going to planet catfish dot com and...
Mark
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Jul 22, 2004
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... Hi Kathie. It varies from species to species. Barbatus decline rapidly if the tank gets above 76F Other species do well at 70, while several go well with...
Les Mumford
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Jul 22, 2004
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Howdy, Does anyone have a magic method to sex Cory arcuatus besides the generic "females are plumper, but you can get fooled anyways" ? Also, any first hand...
Cosmin Dini
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Jul 22, 2004
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... You can try comparing the fins. Ventral fins may be more pointed on a male, compared to a female. The wider across the pectorals will work, but is hard to ...
Les Mumford
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Jul 22, 2004
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Thanks so much for the tips.......no mine are not jumpers...I am not sure which kind they are,,,I will ask when I go to get another one.................Kathie...
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Jul 23, 2004
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Oh wow thank you for these tips...I will try them ,,,it is supposed to reach over 100 here this weekend,,,,, Kathie...
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