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Awesome, thank you! And cute picture btw. Lol is that a blue ram?Here is a picture of one of one of my bronze Cory’s sorry it’s not the best picture.
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I think the member is suggesting you pick a cory species that will tolerate higher temps such as an Albino Cory or a SterbaI Cory or Bronze as was suggested, which can take 78- 80 degrees at the top scale. I have Pepper Cory's in one of my tanks they like lower temps 64-75. So to live with the other fish you've chosen Pepper Cory's would not do as well. Your holding temp for the fish you've chosen you could try 78 degrees. Good luck!I know, but I’m saying should I have the heater set for 75? So that way everyone is comfy?
Would Tetras and Rasboras handle that temperature? Just curious. because I do know that Gourami's can. I've done so much research, reading, and taking notes on which fish could handle a temp like that.I think the member is suggesting you pick a cory species that will tolerate higher temps such as an Albino Cory or a SterbaI Cory or Bronze as was suggested, which can take 78- 80 degrees at the top scale. I have Pepper Cory's in one of my tanks they like lower temps 64-75. So to live with the other fish you've chosen Pepper Cory's would not do as well. Your holding temp for the fish you've chosen you could try 78 degrees. Good luck!
Both should be ok, don't go beyond 78 for the Rasbora. I have a school of Lemon Tetra that does great at 78.Would Tetras and Rasboras handle that temperature? Just curious. because I do know that Gourami's can. I've done so much research, reading, and taking notes on which fish could handle a temp like that.
