Quick update:

So we were out today getting some mid-level fish and saw a full grown sterbai. Didn't put 2 and 2 together on how big they're going to get until now. We picked up 5 pygmy cories (they look like Corydoras Habrosus not C. Pygmaeus, is $2 a piece a good deal for that?) and will be taking ...

Alright. And next what is the best staple food? I'm feeding the Omega One Shrimp Pellets right now, I use the brand a lot and have good results but is it okay for corys or is there something else I should be using?

I got back with the new sterbai and acclimated and introduced her (still in cup) to the other corys while I removed the gravel, siphoned the gunk, and added in filter sand. Put in the fish and gave some bloodworms. The sterbai were very happy and it was entertaining to watch their barbels work in ...

I think we'll be taking the panda back and get another sterbai instead.

So the panda will be fine in something a bit higher or the betta can go lower? Also, as a side note, the sterbai is by far the most outgoing of the corys, is this normal for the species or is it just because it's the largest?

I currently have 3 baby corys (cories?) in a 10 gallon tank with my betta. I have a long-finned bronze, a sterbai, and a panda. The tank temp is about 77*-79*F which I've read is too hot for a panda to be in long term but I've also read that they are adaptable and would be okay in something just a ...