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Well i took the hook line and sinker, just cannot wait to see what they send me. They have an auction right now for a grab bag (and with the prices of Corys around here, what bad could come from spending $25?) They said in the auction that the number of fish, species, and everything is completely variant, and the types limited are to what is in stock. I looked over their "in stock" list, and boy I cannot wait to find out what I purchased. I really REALLY hope for concolor or neon lazers, but even triliniatus would be great.

wow, how exciting! I can't wait to see what you get!

I know, just the pure excitement of what it could be (and the un excitement of what I hope its not.) Anyways, with different species of corys school up together? I really REALLY am hoping for trilineatus, because I cannot find more for the two I have rescued.

Some corys school together, others don't. If they look similar, they usually will school together.

My C. simils sometimes school with the C. sterbai, but usually they keep to themselves.

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Mats

Will they be aggressive at all towards eachother being from different species? I know my pygmyeus would school with my trilineatus.

There are extremely few corys that are territorial/aggressive. They would not be in the group of cories that you find in shops with any regularity.

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Mats

Thanks for the help Looks like my tank will come along nicely then.

And they have been received!! I am not sure yet on what type ther are, but I got 4x wildcaught ones. They schooled up with my trilineatus, which is good news for me. They have longer wiskers than most and I will browsed their website quick and get the type (pictures will be posted tonight.)

They look to be similar to the following: . So I have no clue, they all look WAY to similar to me LOL.

That is what I received! And boy do I love their longer "whiskers"

Nice one.

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Mats

awesome!!

nvcichlids wrote:And they have been received!! I am not sure yet on what type ther are, but I got 4x wildcaught ones. They schooled up with my trilineatus, which is good news for me. They have longer wiskers than most and I will browsed their website quick and get the type (pictures will be posted tonight.)

They look to be similar to the following:

Corydoras incolicana

Corydoras loxozonus

Corydoras pulcher

Corydoras robustus

Corydoras schwartzi

. So I have no clue, they all look WAY to similar to me LOL.

So - what you're telling us is a seller shipped you fish and did not tell you what they are. Classy move. lol - Frank

That was all apart of the auction lol. it was a grab bag ( and boy am I a sucker for the unknown LOL.) I went over their list of fish currently in and was hoping for some (not even realizing how awesome these are) and was like well, what type are these? This morning I was looking over their website and they all look the same to me lol, so I emailed them and they then told me. I still want some green lazers, but they are way to much currently on aquabid

nvcichlids wrote:I still want some green lazers, but they are way to much currently on aquabid

Green Lasers are currently less expensive than they have ever been on AB. Generally the bring $20 each. My last group of 5 - the auction closed at $65. Dirt cheap for that fish. - Frank

nvcichlids wrote:That was all apart of the auction lol. it was a grab bag.

Yes, I understand that you don't know what kind of fish you are bidding on, but to not tell you what you won after the auction closes and you paid your money, is, in a word, ludicrous. lol. - Frank

LOL, I would agree. If you want to sell me some green lazers for even more dirt cheap, I am game lol. or trilineatus.

nvcichlids wrote:LOL, I would agree.

How could one not?

If you want to sell me some green lazers for even more dirt cheap, I am game lol.

Sorry. I need to get a fair price for my fish. I devote too much time, energy, TLC and live black worms to my fish to give them away for peanuts. Champagne taste and a beer wallet, won't fly.

or trilineatus.

Not to sound like a Cory snob, but I don't have the time or space to keep many common species. - Frank

Its not that I don't have the money, just too busy focusing on my wedding right now 1 month from today . I will check in with you in a few months to see if you have any, then I will pay you well for them

Here are some pics (in the new arrival tank)





any my gobies
(male female pair)

nvcichlids wrote:Its not that I don't have the money, just too busy focusing on my wedding right now 1 month from today . I will check in with you in a few months to see if you have any, then I will pay you well for them

Here are some pics (in the new arrival tank)

Very nice. First rule of aquatic photography: Clean the glass. lol. - Frank

P.S. Congrats on the wedding and good luck.

lol I know, but it is just the new arrival tank, so I didn;t think any better. Plus, it adds that sense of underwaterness

Off topic but best wishes for the wedding!!

Thanks guys, I am really excited about it. The next thing on my to do list is to get a house (and stop renting an appartment because there is alimit on the number and size of tanks allowed )

nvcichlids wrote:Thanks guys, I am really excited about it. The next thing on my to do list is to get a house (and stop renting an appartment because there is alimit on the number and size of tanks allowed )

Boy, if only my wife felt the same way about my fish tanks ... congrats.

I have tanks scattered all over the state I live in. She only wants me to have one tank, so I told her I would be building a 16'x3'x2' tank (16 feet long, 3 feet front to back, and 2 feet tall.) Then she will have a problem, but its only one tank

Today when I was at lunch, I noticed one of the more plump cories being followed closely by two thinner ones. Upon closer inspection, I had noticed eggs, but I am confused because after they were laid, they disappeared. Is the C141 a type of cory that will carry around the eggs, or do you think the "males" ate them?

Many corys do eat eggs - males and females.

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Mats

It's been awhile, but I just wanted to comment on your new arrivals (and the gobies- those are sweet!). Have you gotten any other new, exciting stuff recently?

BTW, you did see that that seller has T. Perugiae for $6 per, right?

Well its good to hear from you. As far as new arrivals, I have the following: 4x , I have 5 new , I have also gotten 2x with the hope of trading my wild balaznii group for 6-8 more, and there is the breeding pair (yes I have noticed breeding behavior with them) of , and a single .

Sounds like you've been pretty active! How are those new woodcats working out for you? (Better than the oil cats, I hope)

I've not gotten anything new myself in awhile. The last was another Syno Nigrita (I think), almost two months ago now. I've stopped buying in anticipation of my big move (just over a month to go!). I plan on giving woodcats another shot after the move, perhaps the ones you got or T. intermedia or the like. Would you recommend them for a mixed SA tank with banjos, bumblebees, BNs, and a couple of peaceful fancy plecos?

Mine are doing great in a mixed tank. I am working on a tank devoted to them, but it is still in the works. Since the move, they have been extremely active during the day and feeding with the rest of the daytime crew. I personally want to get some. T intermedius (sorry for the butcher spelling) to mix in with my current beauties. $70 for 8 to be shipped seems like a good deal.