cory behaviour

minkweir · Post by **minkweir** » 29 Sep 2011, 12:19

I saw a post about not being able to predict cory behaviour.....I recently transfered all my peruvian corys to a different 3ft tank...and as soon as I did the corys that remained started shoaling.Interesting result huh?
Maybe corys prefer local fishes company better.

MatsP · Post by **MatsP** » 29 Sep 2011, 12:50

Or they are just feeling lonely and tightening up the group, or something else...

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Mats

minkweir · Post by **minkweir** » 29 Sep 2011, 14:09

they look alot happier to me

Coryologist · Post by **Coryologist** » 29 Sep 2011, 16:45

PLEASE!!! Don't anthropomorphize your fish. They really, really hate that. You don't believe me? Just ask them.

- Frank

minkweir · Post by **minkweir** » 29 Sep 2011, 23:23

I wasnt,I just think that fish swimming around the tank relaxed seems better than them hiding at the back until the lights go out.

Coryologist · Post by **Coryologist** » 30 Sep 2011, 00:29

minkweir wrote:I wasnt,

It was a poor attempt at humor.

I just think that fish swimming around the tank relaxed seems better than them hiding at the back until the lights go out.

Agreed. - Frank

joefish72b · Post by **joefish72b** » 30 Sep 2011, 17:06

Coryologist wrote: anthropomorphize

I'm sorry there is a strict 3 syllable limit in my head

minkweir wrote: they look alot happier to me

As for the fish, any perceived improvement in behaviour is always a welcomed surprise. I had this happen with some albino corries when I changed a tank from fake plants to live ones. I always said they were doing the happy dance.

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