Thanks a lot for the help guys, I really appreciate it. I think that the fact that it's planted so heavily means that it's a bit harder for the fish to interact and for me to see if they have laid the eggs. But, I think that I'm going to remove some of the plants in a couple of months and put the ...

Oops, sorry, forgot to mention that I feed my cories a 5 mm piece of sinking earthworm pellets twice a day and that they get left over scraps of flake food from the platies aswell.

Thanks

Hi, I have 3 albino aeneus cories (2 male and one female), 2 pygmy cories (1 male and 1 female) and 3 elegant cories (2 males and 1 female) in a 10 gallon, heavily planted tank running an aquaclear mini power filter on its lowest setting. They are also joined by 2 female blue platies in the tank ...

Thanks a lot for the help, I really appreciate it.

Thanks for the reply, do you happen to have any pictures of albino aeneus cories, or even bronze cories. I'm having a really tough time telling them apart (i'm worried that all 3 in there are female). I've looked on the other posts on this site about the subject, and it helped quite a bit, but I ...

Hi, i recently added 3 albino aeneus cories to my 10 gallon tank (other fish are already in it) on Tuesday, and so they've been in there for almost 7 days. I'm just curious, how long would I need to wait before they could breed?

Would i be able to add some aeneus cories to my tank to keep the elegans and pigmies company, and if so, how many would be alright?

Thanks for your help,
Travis

Hi, i'm new to this forum, but I have 2 pigmy cories (1 female, 1 male), 3 corydorus elegans (2 males and 1 female) along with 2 female blue platies in my 10 gallon planted tank. It seems that my elegans have been extremeley shy ever since i bought them , which was about August last year (which ...