Stocking ideas

[Sprinkle]

Can you link me to a page for them? Can’t seem to find anything really. And if possible to a vendor selling them?

C125 Aspidoras Cat (Aspidoras spilotus)

A rarely seen <em>Corydoras </em>relative originating along Brazil's Atlantic coast, the C125 Aspidoras Catfish is a small growing, peaceful fish which like its close relatives is typically found in large groups. Hardy and adaptable, they are an excellent community fish that will do well with...

www.aqua-imports.com

 

[IceH2O]

C125 Aspidoras Cat (Aspidoras spilotus)

A rarely seen <em>Corydoras </em>relative originating along Brazil's Atlantic coast, the C125 Aspidoras Catfish is a small growing, peaceful fish which like its close relatives is typically found in large groups. Hardy and adaptable, they are an excellent community fish that will do well with...

www.aqua-imports.com

Thanks.

 

[Wyomingite]

Can you link me to a page for them? Can’t seem to find anything really. And if possible to a vendor selling them?

PlanetCatfish is probably the best source of catfish related material on the internet. I linked you to the Callichthyidae page, you can access Aspidoras species, Corydoras species and other members of the Callichthyidae from here. This includes species that have been identified as unique but that have not been formally described.

WYite

 

[Sprinkle]

PlanetCatfish is probably the best source of catfish related material on the internet. I linked you to the Callichthyidae page, you can access Aspidoras species, Corydoras species and other members of the Callichthyidae from here. This includes species that have been identified as unique but that have not been formally described.

WYite

I think they want to find a web that sell them. Thats my understanding..

 

[dougall]

Heh, I apparently forgot to actually hit post.. here's my hat to throw in the ring.

Maybe start at https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/genus.php?genus_id=45

Maybe https://msjinkzd.com/news/new-arrivals/species-spotlight-aspidoras-spilotus-c125/ for something a bit more general. (Ours all came from MsJinkzd, many, many moons ago.)

Otherwise they should be available at most places that stock something other than your normal bread and butter fish. The wet spot have a couple of species right now.. but for $17 a fish. I would maybe look for captive bred, you can likely find them much cheaper, and they really do much better in a decent sized group.