Hi again,

Ok so here are my unnamed fish, help would be appreciated as always and will go toward ending my ignorance....

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Spot the neon tetra! He seems to be the only one of 8 originals that has managed (I suspect?) to avoid the jaws of one of the larger fish?

No1 are 2 Angelfish, no clue about different yypes of those.

No3 is possibly a peppered corydora.

No4 is some sort of Loach.

Sorry, can't be more exact, sure someone else can name them properly for you

Hi Squirrelfish,

Welcome to the Fishroom.

Great pics there... thanks for sharing.

1/ Angels.. 2/Female Swordtails.. 3/ possibly Corydoras Jullii or poss C. Trilliniatus..

4/....?

5/ Tetras of some sort.. (so many that colour.. hard to say) .. Female Sword again.. and the Neon could be a Cardinal Tetra... hard to say from the angle.

Bill.

2 is a couple platys.

5 are I think serpaes, off to the right that looks more like a cardinal, not a neon. Neons the colored stripes only go through half of their bodies, not their whole body. Cardinals are MUCH better than neons...Neons suck.

hi Squrrelfish hope this helps.

3 is corydoras trilliniatus, 5 from left to right is rummy nose tetra, flame tetra, platy or swordtails and cardinal tetras

I think 4 is a Gold Zebra Loach.

Thanks guys!

Hi squrrillfish

this is completly off the topic but do you no some one called Per-olof carlsson.

Sorry for going off the topic

thanks

Scotty

ok

1 - cross breed angels

2- had to see but more likely swordtails looking at the shape

3-Corydoras Jullii i would say but again hard to see

4 -is a golden zebra loach (hope you have more than one they like having friends and do best in groups) lovely fish.

5 -you have rummy nose tetra, flame tetra, platy or swordtails but looks more like a swordtail to me & cardinal tetras

oh and the rock is very sort after they came from America, i could sell 100's of them if i could get hold of them , i have sold 1000's of them

my moneys on kims combo 100% for sure

gee thanks dogmatix :lol: 100% is a lot :lol: i hope i should know one end of a fish from another after selling fish for over 15yrs