Roxane0470
- #1
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New Pygmy Cories video
TexasDomer
- #2
Cute and active little guys!
It looks like you have stocking issues, if you'd like to discuss them
It looks like you have stocking issues, if you'd like to discuss them
Roxane0470
- Thread Starter
- #3
How is that?Cute and active little guys!
It looks like you have stocking issues, if you'd like to discuss them
Zentuckyfriedchicken
- #4
:38, is that a ThaI micro crab on the sponge filter?
Roxane0470
- Thread Starter
- #5
Its a snowball shrimp. I have different varieties of dwarf shrimp.:38, is that a ThaI micro crab on the sponge filter?
TexasDomer
- #6
Can you list the full stocking (species and numbers) of the tank? I can see a few species, but there might be more I missed
Roxane0470
- Thread Starter
- #7
Zentuckyfriedchicken
- #8
You should get 2 more Corys for the school, the white clouds are cold water fish. The rasboars like larger tanks.
DoubleDutch
- #9
Think you've two different species (C.habrosus and C.pygmaeus).
The rasboras are two different species as well think.
The rasboras are two different species as well think.
Roxane0470
- Thread Starter
- #10
I'm going to be moving the Rasboras over to my 20 high gallon in the next month, when I move my albinos, pandas and honey gourami over to my 30 gallon, definitely plan on getting some more pygmies just like to get 3 fish at a time for my tanks.
Zentuckyfriedchicken
- #11
Sounds good!
DoubleDutch
- #12
As said the corys are not the same speciesSounds good!
Roxane0470
- Thread Starter
- #13
That's weird thought I had the same. They seem to be doing good though. Really active.As said the corys are not the same species
DoubleDutch
- #14
2 habrosus and 1 pygmaeus. Habrosus are bottomdwellers, pygmaeus midwaterdwellers.
The active behaviour shown is stress / adapting. I'd swap one species and get more of the other.
The active behaviour shown is stress / adapting. I'd swap one species and get more of the other.
TexasDomer
- #15
None of those fish are appropriate for a 10 gal.
Cories should be in larger groups of their own species (for small species like these, I'd go with at least 8 of each species), but they also need a bigger tank.
The minnows and rasbora should also be in larger groups of their own species.
Small groups are very stressful to these species.
Is there any way you can upgrade your tank?
Cories should be in larger groups of their own species (for small species like these, I'd go with at least 8 of each species), but they also need a bigger tank.
The minnows and rasbora should also be in larger groups of their own species.
Small groups are very stressful to these species.
Is there any way you can upgrade your tank?
