Fish Id Please

[phoenixgsd]

can anyone tell me what type of catfish this is

also this one, it was said to be a silver fox fish

the shrimp which is what i orignally went to get, can someone tell me whats wrong with this one it appears to be full of eggs but i was under the impression amano shrimps dont breed in tropical tanks

 

[fishprotector]

Not sure of the fish ID's as the pics are too small on my pc.

With regards to Amano shrimp, they will breed in freshwater, but there will be a low survival rate in the shrimplets. They really need slightly brackish conditions to thrive to adulthood.

 

[phoenixgsd]

im so carp at photos, am trying to resize

 

[fishprotector]

Lol, the top one do look like Bronze Corydoras, but the pics are about 2.5 X 2 inches so they might not be.

 

[Fishy friend2]

With the pictures that you've provided I'm guessing that the first picture is a picture of a bronze Corydoras (C. Aeneus ) it does look a bit seller that the ones I've seen though. And also, you should ideally get 4 more as they are schooling fish

 

[phoenixgsd]

its saying reszed in photobucket but its not showing up on here its very frustrating my first thought was some sort of corydora too, but the 2nd one is baffleing me i cant find anything similar on the net

 

[Flubberlump]

Definitely looks like a bronze corydora, but the photo is difficult to see.

 

[fishprotector]

Still hard to see your pics, but I am going to have a stab in the dark and say that the second one could be a Siamese Algae Eater / Flying Fox.

 

[phoenixgsd]

according to google, im more inclined to go with siamese algae eater as it dosnt have the white line above the black stripe like flying foxes do, its reeaaallly fast too, i do have the suspicion it might outgrow my tank OR i just might have to get a bigger upgrade