ID help, Rineloricara?
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ID help, Rineloricara?
Hi there.
Can anyone help me ID these guys, really crappy pics, but they don´t want to have their picture taken..
They are bought as Sturisoma Aureum, but I think they are not. I´m leaning more towards L010a...?
Can anyone help me ID these guys, really crappy pics, but they don´t want to have their picture taken..
They are bought as Sturisoma Aureum, but I think they are not. I´m leaning more towards L010a...?
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
I think they are a Lamontichthys. have a look at and the others.
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
Yeah, that might be it! Thanks! Any idea what walue they have compared to sturisoma aureum? Cant find anything usefull about them..
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
They tend to cost more but they aren't mega expensive. What are you wanting to know?
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
Was thinking about food, water temp, tank setup, breeding... Well, anything any keeper of these should know.. 

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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
Hi,
Lamontichthys spp. are by far more sensitive compared to Sturisoma spp.
However, I don't have any own experience with this species.
Usually the imported specimen are not in a good shape and they are best kept alone as they easily starve otherwise.
I've heard that yoghurt is a good starter food.
Water should be rather warm (26-28 °C) and with a good current and very clean, pH around neutral.
They do not tolerate bad water conditions, breeding is possible but a real challenge and even more raising the fry seems to be very difficult.
Cheers,
Lamontichthys spp. are by far more sensitive compared to Sturisoma spp.
However, I don't have any own experience with this species.
Usually the imported specimen are not in a good shape and they are best kept alone as they easily starve otherwise.
I've heard that yoghurt is a good starter food.
Water should be rather warm (26-28 °C) and with a good current and very clean, pH around neutral.
They do not tolerate bad water conditions, breeding is possible but a real challenge and even more raising the fry seems to be very difficult.
Cheers,
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Karsten
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
Thanks for the info!
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
Here are some other pics..
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
Thanks!!
Any easy way to tell if male/female?
Any easy way to tell if male/female?
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Re: ID help, Rineloricara?
Ok, thanks again! 
