Subject says it all. I am located in NE Florida if anyone within a hundred miles or so have any, but will pay shipping if anyone has any to sell nation wide.

Looking for at least 10.

Tom

I keep (and breed) C. habrosus at 78°F. to 79°F. No problems. In my experience, I always prefer to keep tropical ANYTHING at the top of their temperature range as it seems to really be a disease preventative. When I want to trigger a spawn, I do a 50% water change with water several degrees colder. ...

Thanks Darrel.

I didn't realize copper was that much more effective in soft water.

Tom

Thanks guys. I have very soft RO water in that tank, keeping it soft for the neons primarily (they have spawned there). And I realize that a snail die-off would require very close attention to nitrate buildup, but I have lots of water available for drastic changes (80% twice a day or more) during th...

I have a tank with Pygmy corys and neons. And snail, don't forget the snails.

I was about to dose with the old standby Rid-a-snail, but seemed to recall reading somewhere that Pygmy corys could not stand copper based snail killers.

Was that correct?

Any suggestions?

Tom

Thanks for the recommendations guys, lots to consider.

Tom

Looking for a Cory species that will thrive in water specifically tailored for raising Cardinal Tetra breeders. The tank water will be 80°F and between 6.5 and 7.0 Ph, and softened with added RO water to get hardness down to 4dH or less, under 100uS at any rate. I need some bottom feeders to help ta...