I moved a piece of mopani into the pygmy tank and they love it! They have been all over it.

Picked up some pygmaeus today. I went in to buy another fish and found them for sale. Nice surprise. I'm going back for the rest this week for sure.

They are so fun to watch.

They went into the main tank today. I'll miss the little buggers sitting next to me.

Although I picked up some pygmeas to replace them.

CoryfanAad wrote:I understand completely : they are my favos too out of the different species I am keeping (paleatus next !!).

I had a school years ago. The other day I found 1 lonely cory left. I haven't seen him in ages. So I'm giving him friends.

I figured as much. Did some reading, seems 10g is the smallest tank. That's OK, I have a 10g ready for more cories.;)

CoryfanAad wrote:No problem !!!! Keep them with Cherries and snails. Have a look at their tiny mouths. These are no killers !!!

I figured. Thanks. I can't wait to have them again.

Are they? I see pygmies listed as shrimp safe, but not habrosus.
I'd like them in my snail/shrimp tank. I breed japanese trapdoor snails in the tank, so want to be sure.

Linus_Cello wrote:Where in the usa are you?

NH, East Coast

What source do you recommend for healthy corydora habrosus?

Are there any corydoras that could live in a 2.5g?

I was a little concerned that they can get to the surface in the 40b.

Valb68 wrote:When they don't fit in a mouth

That simple huh? LOL.

Hi, new here, 1st post.

I have my first panda Cory fry in a 10g tank. When can they go in the main tank with their parents?
Other fish include a pearl gourami, tetras, and 3 adult corycats.