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Corydoras cervinus
Posted: 23 May 2004, 02:48
by benny
Hi guys,
Got a some juvenile
Corydoras cervinus yesterday and thought I'll share some pictures..
Standard Length about 2.5 cm and Total Length about 3.5 cm. Very active fellas after they settle down.
Cheers,
Posted: 23 May 2004, 08:55
by Jeff B.
Thanx benny!! Real nice picz!
Posted: 24 May 2004, 02:03
by corybreed
Benny,
I bred C. cervinus a while ago. Although it is a decent size fish, the eggs are very small and the fry are tiny. I kept C. cervinus with killifish. When I found the eggs in the spawning mops I initially thought they were killie eggs.
Mark
Posted: 24 May 2004, 08:13
by Marshel
What beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing.
Posted: 24 May 2004, 08:15
by Marshel
corybreed wrote:Benny,
I bred C. cervinus a while ago. Although it is a decent size fish, the eggs are very small and the fry are tiny. I kept C. cervinus with killifish. When I found the eggs in the spawning mops I initially thought they were killie eggs.
Mark
Any tips on breeding C. Cervinus? Largely change water and cool the temp?
Posted: 31 May 2004, 23:17
by Fishedin
I recently kept two cordoras cervinus with two sterbai, two duplicareus and three barbatus.
The larger cervinus bullied the smaller one to death, quite literally
Anyone else experience such behaviour?
Posted: 01 Jun 2004, 14:55
by Graeme
Interesting!
Thanks for sharing such clear Pictures Benny.
G.
Posted: 02 Jun 2004, 19:16
by jaimoe
Nice pics! The second pic from the bottom, with the three of them together, is especially nice. That's a pretty good looking species of cory. Never seen that kind around my local area.