They sure are cute! These little guys have tons of personality! I have looked through the Cat-elog before. I was suprised at the variety of species, even plecs.

Oh good! How can you tell the difference between swirly spots and spotty swirls!?!?!

While on a hike this past weekend, I found some very nice pieces of ocotillo wood that I thought would look good on my cory tank. Ocotillo is a deciduos desert shrub that resembles a cactus. When the plant dies and all the soft flesh has decayed the bare branches are hollow and honeycombed with ...

I am sure these are common corys but so many of them look alike I can hardly tell them apart. However, I have been told that this one is a C. trilineatus http://pages.ivillage.com/arista1986//images/Filbert.jpg and this one is a C. luecomelas http://pages.ivillage.com/arista1986//images/gil3.jpg ...

I have seen my little guys doing that too. Usually they are situated right next to the glass, watching me. "feed me, feed me".

Filbert also has the cute habit of perching in the fronds of the plants. So cute to see a fish perching!

:D Hello, my name is Bridgett. I am new to the world of catfish and am finding them fascinating. I have 3 corys at the moment. One is a C. luecamelas and the others are C. copei . Their names are Filbert, Dilbert and Gilbert. They are very entertaining to watch. They have a little 2.5 gallon tank ...