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Corydoras paleatus extra long, long, long fins, is this normal?
Posted: 08 Feb 2018, 20:25
by hemizach
HI,
I have 5 Corydoras paleatus (adults, already breeding) but my question is: one of them has extra long fins, reaching the tail. is this normal for an adult cory?
Thanks,
Re: Corydoras paleatus extra long, long, long fins, is this normal?
Posted: 09 Feb 2018, 07:54
by Bas Pels
What is normal? If you want to know whether this is bred or not, it is. There are longfin paleatus in the wild, but these have males with a dorsal two, perhaps three times the length of a females'.
Re: Corydoras paleatus extra long, long, long fins, is this normal?
Posted: 09 Feb 2018, 16:47
by hemizach
thanks!!
yes, and my question was because I have not seen (or not look hard enough?) pictures of C Paleatus with fins this long.
thanks for your info.
bye the way, this morning we found another gift from the Corys in the tank, (first Corys fry are a bit over a month now, 20+ of them including 6 albino) for these new eggs, we will try to remove them from tank and hope most of them survive
Re: Corydoras paleatus extra long, long, long fins, is this normal?
Posted: 10 Feb 2018, 00:49
by hemizach
Regular and Albino C. Paleatus
Re: Corydoras paleatus extra long, long, long fins, is this normal?
Posted: 11 Mar 2018, 14:00
by Bamboo
hemizach wrote: 08 Feb 2018, 20:25
HI,
I have 5 Corydoras paleatus (adults, already breeding) but my question is: one of them has extra long fins, reaching the tail. is this normal for an adult cory?
Thanks,
HOLY MACKERAL, hahaha .. Ummmhmmmm well .... I've never seen that before, I'm wondering how does it swim? This " style " of fish isn't for me, but I'm sure someone would be willing to pay big money for it.
Re: Corydoras paleatus extra long, long, long fins, is this normal?
Posted: 17 Apr 2018, 16:59
by conor
I have one similar, its fins are not so long as yours but they are certainly abnormally long. I just guessed it was an inbreeding deformity as there is not constancy to its fin length. They dont seem to effect its swimming or general happiness at all, as far as i can tell.