thank you Eric, can you tell me which of my other corys can be housed in the same tank and NOT breed together? I would like at least 2 types of cory in my tank but I do not want them to mix breed

I am trying to find out which of my corys can live together in the same tank without being afraid of inter breeding. I have the following corys:

Pygmy Cory Corydoras pygmaeus

Panda Cory Corydoras panda

Bronze Cory Corydoras aeneus

Peppered Cory Corydoras paleatus

Salt & Pepper Cory ...

I am here again to ask for help, you all was so helpful in the advise in getting my black schultzeis to breed which I am pleased to say I tried your suggestions and it worked, so now I need help with my long fin albino corys. I have at least one cory that follows my females and eats the eggs as soon ...

usually a week but lately it has been everyday

I have tried everything, I have artificial broad leaf plants in the tank, sand bottom, I feed frozen blood worms alternated with a special blend of pellets, I do at least a 50% cold water change, my corys are in a 10 gal tank, sponge filter. If there is anything I am not doing or doing wrong, please ...

I am hoping someone that has successfully breed the Black Schultzie. We have had ours for almost a year and I have done everything I can think of to get them to spawn but no luck. Can anyone please give me some pointers on getting them to spawn. I would greatly appreciate any and all help I can get ...

Thank you, Eric. I am definitively going to do more research.

thank you for the suggestions Andy

We do weekly water changes and cleaning, all water conditions are in the normal range with the PH just alittle higher then suggested.

First off I will tell you how I care for all my corys, They all have java moss, sand, and a sponge filter. Temp is around 79. I feed a special blend of pellets, flakes and frozen blood worms (once a week on the blood worms). I have 6 Albino Corys and 9 Black Corydoras in one tank, I have 6 or 7 ...