A new cory

[mommy1]

I wonder if this one will make it into the hobby.

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/blog/a-new-cory

[Posjr408]

I would call it tiger Cory.

With a Ph 4.5 level ya I don't think it will. But maybe it will survive in higher ph.

Edit: thanks for sharing now I have a new website I can vist for new info.

[RiversGirl]

Neat looking little guys. They stay quite small, too.
Thanks for showing them to us, mommy

[OnTheFly]

I like it! But I'd have to raise him in 25% lemon juice around here. Sounds like they grow in peat bogs.

[SueD]

Very cute. I had the Aspidoras pauciradiatus for a while. Great little alternative to the dwarf cories, but I lost mine after about 6-7 months.

[mommy1]

Tiger Cory would be a good common name for them. I have liquid rock for water here. I would definitely have to invest in RO water if they ever made it into my LFS.

[AmazonJoe]

Even RO ph is pretty much neutral at 7 so talk about having to add some organics!

I would be up for the challenge of breeding some harder water tolerant offspring though pretty neat looking great for the ornamental trade and another alternative to the dwarf cory

[mommy1]

They also come from Blackwater. That with RO water and lots of organics might work. It would definitely be an interesting challenge.

[mac]

Hmm well the my black water bio tope is pretty much set for them. If only in nz they would come.

[DoubleDutch]

I would call it tiger Cory.

With a Ph 4.5 level ya I don't think it will. But maybe it will survive in higher ph.

Edit: thanks for sharing now I have a new website I can vist for new info.
Only (small) thing is there isn't one Aspidoras called Cory hahahha.
But there is a reshuffle of names planned so who knows.

[mommy1]

Only (small) thing is there isn't one Aspidoras called Cory The article says this as well, but then it calls the fish a Cory. It says it's actually a corydoradinae not corydora... Then they wonder why we get confused.

[DoubleDutch]

The article says this as well, but then it calls the fish a Cory. It says it's actually a corydoradinae not corydora... Then they wonder why we get confused.
Hahaha. As said : At the catfish convention in Wigan a reshuffle was announced. I believe some Corydoras will get another name (paleatus is one of them). To make life more simple hahaha.

[Boundava]

:scratchheadblue: how will that simplify things?

That is a cute little guy, but with such a low pH and such specific needs, I also think it won't be very common. Unless Joe gets them acclimated to 7.0.

[mac]

Only (small) thing is there isn't one Aspidoras called Cory hahahha.
But there is a reshuffle of names planned so who knows.
Aspidoras? Use to see them in one Lfs many many years.