Common cory/Green Cory/Bronze cory(i don't know the C#)

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Common cory/Green Cory/Bronze cory(i don't know the C#)

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I believe that the species is Aeneus(sp?)

anyway.....is 12 a good sized school....should it be less.....more?

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Check out for much of the info you need. A school of twelve sounds great. How big is your tank and what else do you keep?
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THANK YOU! The tank is 75 gallons and right now nothing is in it. It has a sand bottom that is two inches deep(I know its a BIT deep) and a bunch of silk plants(and some plastic). 'm hopping to add 2 green severums, 1 redtail prochilodus, 1 pink tailed chacleus, and the school of 12 cories. I might add a school of some tetras of rasboras latter on and maybe a pleco of some kind. If you guys have any suggestions I would really like them.
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12 is a great number!!! I have a 20 long with 6 albinos that are very happy in their tank. Of course, the constant supply of veggies, wafers, and sinking food doesn't hurt either. LOL
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darkwolf29a wrote:... constant supply of veggies ...
Corys in general don't eat veggies - other fish in the tank may well do, and the cory's may do "Sniff, Sniff, what's this, can it be eaten? No? Ok I'll move on then" when you add veggies. But I have yet to see any Callichtyidae eat any vegetable matter [I don't count algae wafers as vegetable matter - they contain more fish-meal than vegetables].

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Hmm...Interesting. I put a piece of zucchini in with my cories, and they inside out of it...i.e. the only thing left is rind. And they always seem to eat spinach...or at least, they aren't leaving anything behind. LOL
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I've seen one of my Corydoras Elegans eat cucumber.
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Reptilian wrote:THANK YOU! The tank is 75 gallons and right now nothing is in it. It has a sand bottom that is two inches deep(I know its a BIT deep) and a bunch of silk plants(and some plastic). 'm hopping to add 2 green severums, 1 redtail prochilodus, 1 pink tailed chacleus, and the school of 12 cories. I might add a school of some tetras of rasboras latter on and maybe a pl*co of some kind. If you guys have any suggestions I would really like them.

i think this going to a unique idea, maybe you add some silk stone or silk accessories :thumbsup: :beardy:


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Re: Common cory/Green Cory/Bronze cory(i don't know the C#)

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My Schultzei black eat peas, cucumbers, algae pellets and are regularly grazing on algae :)
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