juliethegr8t
Addicted and in Therapy
Today I was down at our local petstore, which is usually pretty darn crappy to put it bluntly. 
Anyways, noticed on one of the tanks "Pygmy Corydoras" was written.. in with some guppies. Didn't see one cory in there. Then I saw a little teeny guy swimming with the guppies (as I was of course searching the gravel)! 
Ah ha!!! I went bananas, I am so excited. I've always wanted some, and would have got a few more but he was the only one. I couldn't just leave him there by hisselfy!! So now he's in my 10 with the other big cories. He certainly is TINY and SO active.. very hard to photograph, so excuse quality.
Anyways, noticed on one of the tanks "Pygmy Corydoras" was written.. in with some guppies. Didn't see one cory in there. Then I saw a little teeny guy swimming with the guppies (as I was of course searching the gravel)! Ah ha!!! I went bananas, I am so excited. I've always wanted some, and would have got a few more but he was the only one. I couldn't just leave him there by hisselfy!! So now he's in my 10 with the other big cories. He certainly is TINY and SO active.. very hard to photograph, so excuse quality.
, but hopefully good food will fix that and it's nothing more serious. Quite a few of their fish were thin, so I'm thinkin it's not a parasite. They certainly look fine otherwise. Wish us luck, I already love the big lady. She is yellow with lots of fine black spots and a greenish and blue tint. Purrrty.
How cute! Are they a dwarf species or is yours just a baby??
The cories are actually a species, though I think mine is a baby too - I think they grow to about 3/4 of an inch. Isn't that unbelievable? Just lil guys! I don't think he's even that big though yet... 
