How deep is too deep?
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How deep is too deep?
For medium cories like bronze, would a standard 55 be too deep for them to safely get to the surface? A friend of mine had his in a 125 tall, and none of them lived for long. But I haven't had any in anything larger than a 20 or 29 in a good while.
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Re: How deep is too deep?
I've been keeping zygatus, ambiacus and c156 in a standard 75 gal since 2019. Same depth as a 55. You should be okay.
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Re: How deep is too deep?
I've got some in a 2m deep tank without any issues. No problem with them swimming to the surface. Breed quite happily.