Identify This Cory?

This is Glomp, haha. We have no idea what kind of cory he is.

He's a very energetic cory, constantly darting around everywhere. He's about double the size of the jullis height wise, only slightly bigger length. The patches that look grey in the picture are kind of a metallic green, the red patch is slightly redder.

Anyone have any clue what Glomp is?

ghostchoir said:

This is Glomp, haha. We have no idea what kind of cory he is.

He's a very energetic cory, constantly darting around everywhere. He's about double the size of the jullis height wise, only slightly bigger length. The patches that look grey in the picture are kind of a metallic green, the red patch is slightly redder.

Anyone have any clue what Glomp is?

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Based on the added description and not just the photo, I'd say: C. venezuelanus. - Frank

P.S. There has recently been a spate of oddball C. aeneus types showing up from all over S. America. Without a closer, clearer pic, there is no way to be certain.

I'm sorry for the lack of a decent photo, my phone is the only camera type equipment around the house at all at the moment!

EDIT: After looking around at photos I think it's more likely that Glomp is that type than anything else (why do all cories seem to be green or spotty? Haha) so thanks very much for your help

Coryologist has some that are not green or spotty! It's black!

ya i agree, C. venezuelanus is my thinking.