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Travelled on over to the LFS yesterday and found a pair of trilineatus (marked as julii, but assume they're tri's) that sorta ... kinda... wandered home with me. They were the last cories in the tank... looked kinda sad. Yes, I rescued some more cories.

Anyway, they came home and bumped the triline contingent of the cory crew up to six.

Here's the motley crew... actually, everyone's in this picture except for the "san juan" cory... he tends to wander off by himself. Besides him, there's now six trilines, one ambiacus, one panda, one paleatus, and one mellini.

Play "find the cory" ... there's ten if you know what to look for.



Okay... the paleatus is hiding pretty well... see that bit of darkness peeking out from behind the leaf... at the back left corner of the tank? That's the paleatus's tail. [/font]

~Meow. Thus spoke the cat.~

I can only find 9
Edit: Oh!! I found another one

Last edited by dude_dude at 20-Oct-2005 01:03

Before I even opened it I think I could have written a reply very easly. What more, where are you putting all these finds.

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Congratulations for your new trilineatus & your Corydoras are superb.


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