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**JustOneMore20** · 06-18-2007, 05:28 PM

Its not a Julii cory. True Juliis are extremely rare these days, but its not a C. trilineatus either which is often mistaken for Juliis, as the spots are not close enough together for Julii (or small enough) and same for trilineatus. Plus trilineatus often have lines down their sides.

I am not quite sure what they are though...as I was going to guess C. ambiacus, but the spots don't look right for that one. I'm going to leave it up to another Cory person to ID them. I've looked through planetcatfish's log of Corydoras and haven't found one that matches exactly.

06-18-2007, 05:28 PM	#3
JustOneMore20 Moderator Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Birmingham, AL Age: 22 Posts: 3,579	Its not a Julii cory. True Juliis are extremely rare these days, but its not a C. trilineatus either which is often mistaken for Juliis, as the spots are not close enough together for Julii (or small enough) and same for trilineatus. Plus trilineatus often have lines down their sides. I am not quite sure what they are though...as I was going to guess C. ambiacus, but the spots don't look right for that one. I'm going to leave it up to another Cory person to ID them. I've looked through planetcatfish's log of Corydoras and haven't found one that matches exactly. __________________ *Kristin* 5 Planted tanks: 55g, 40g, 29g, 20g, 5.5g Last edited by JustOneMore20; 06-18-2007 at 05:30 PM.