I have 6 sterbais in a twenty long and 4 of them are very active but two of them always like to stay hidden. It may vary for each individual, but you may also have a fish in the tank that might be harrassing the cories.

Thanks for the help.

A wholesaler for where i work had a catfish by the name of pseudodoras sierra, and i have not been able to find any info on this name.

I raised 20 to 30 baby barbatus in a ten until they reached about a half inch. That took about a month.

I have two aneus and two delphax cories that are easily 13 or 14 years old. I have a robinae approaching 6 or 7. The temps in the tank very approxamately 72 degrees (farenheit(spelling)) in the winter and up to 85 degrees in the summer. The aneus cats still lay hundreds of eggs each winter (they ...

I was wondering if it is possible. I have seen my orange lazer males doing the T behavior with my female sterbais. Both male and female corys of both species were present. They laid eggs but over half the eggs were lost to fungus, and the eggs that hatched were sterbais. Where are the orange lazer ...

I have a 75 gallon with a wide assortment of fancy plecos. I don't have the L-134 but a friend of mine does. He feeds it fresh yellow squash and fresh zuccini which it seems to love. Some of the foods I feed my plecos include limabeans shrimp pellets and occationally carnivore pellets. I have fed ...

I put the barbatus corys in their own ten gallon tank and friday the 22nd they laid eggs. I left the parents in the tank and they laid another group of eggs saturday, and today, sunday, I removed the parents. I had noticed saturday that a few of the eggs turned white, and then when I moved the ...

I bought the ones I have now about six months ago and I am not sure how old they were when I got them. When I bred my first batch of corys they were the albino aneus corys the offspring of that batch that I kept grew to about an inch and a half and laid eggs the following year which were fertile but ...

The barbatus are about 2.5 inches and they were with a lot of fancy plecos and some small south american cichlids. They laid the eggs in the late evening. I had done a large water change the previous day. The next morning almost all of the eggs were the translucent brown color of fertile eggs.

I have a male and a female barbatus cory and they laid eggs. The eggs did not hatch after two weeks. The tank conditions were, a pH of 6.5 to 7 depending on the time of day, a low GH, and a tempeture that started at 70 but gradually moved it up over the two week period to 80 degrees. The eggs ...