jpappy- good to know. I've been through fish stores all over the northwest and haven't seen any, so I've always thought them to be on the rarer side of things. Only ones I've seen are young B. almorhae mislabeled.
evelyn- rasps are nice. I've got a few hanging out in my 33 gal. They take stress well; won't turn in to an ich bomb like neon tetras, and the genetics usually look better; less missing fins, messed up jaws, etc. The rest of the stock looks good. You may need to move off the BN as it and the cories get larger, but ancisturs sp. usually grow slow. Maybe check out Beaufortia sp. as well; they do a good job cleaning algae. Tend to like the water a bit cooler than some fish, though.
evelyn- rasps are nice. I've got a few hanging out in my 33 gal. They take stress well; won't turn in to an ich bomb like neon tetras, and the genetics usually look better; less missing fins, messed up jaws, etc. The rest of the stock looks good. You may need to move off the BN as it and the cories get larger, but ancisturs sp. usually grow slow. Maybe check out Beaufortia sp. as well; they do a good job cleaning algae. Tend to like the water a bit cooler than some fish, though.