Cories and Hatchets?
Posted: 03 Jun 2003, 18:01
Do they share exact biotopes with eachother? If so which species? Im doing up a 20G biotope pond and want both to be included. Thanks in advance 
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Posted: 03 Jun 2003, 18:35
Yes they do. To quote just one example, <i>Carnegiella strigata</i> and <i>Gasteropelecus sternicla</i> have been collected with <i>Corydoras guapore</i>, <i>C. hastatus</i> and <i>C. leucomelas</i>.
Posted: 06 Jun 2003, 06:19
A small change in plans! 
I snatched up a chocolate cichlid since my Hatchets didnt come in so now I need cories from their range( Rio Amazonas drainage, in the Rio Ucayali and Rio Amazonas drainages in Peru, the Rio Amazonas drainage in Colombia, the Rio Solimôes-Amazonas in Brazil, east to Cametá, also rivers of Amapá, Brazil, and the Rio Oyapock drainage in Brazil) rather than the hatchets. I would however still like to include the hatchets if they share habitat with the chocolates. Thank you for the previous reply and sorry for the continued annoyance 
I snatched up a chocolate cichlid since my Hatchets didnt come in so now I need cories from their range( Rio Amazonas drainage, in the Rio Ucayali and Rio Amazonas drainages in Peru, the Rio Amazonas drainage in Colombia, the Rio Solimôes-Amazonas in Brazil, east to Cametá, also rivers of Amapá, Brazil, and the Rio Oyapock drainage in Brazil) rather than the hatchets. I would however still like to include the hatchets if they share habitat with the chocolates. Thank you for the previous reply and sorry for the continued annoyance Posted: 06 Jun 2003, 09:47
Here are (some of) the cory species of interest:
Oyapock River - <i>C. condiscipulus</i>, <i>C. oiapoquensis</i>
Solimoes River - <i>C. elegans</i>, <i>C. evelynae</i>, <i>C. semiaquilus</i>
Amazonas River - <i>C. agassizii</i>, <i>C. eques</i>
These are just a few of the <i>Corydoras</i> you'll find in these drainages, since the area you're interested in is vast and there are plenty more <i>Corydoras</i> found there.
You might want to search FishBase for a more complete listing.
Oyapock River - <i>C. condiscipulus</i>, <i>C. oiapoquensis</i>
Solimoes River - <i>C. elegans</i>, <i>C. evelynae</i>, <i>C. semiaquilus</i>
Amazonas River - <i>C. agassizii</i>, <i>C. eques</i>
These are just a few of the <i>Corydoras</i> you'll find in these drainages, since the area you're interested in is vast and there are plenty more <i>Corydoras</i> found there.
You might want to search FishBase for a more complete listing.