Lets Share Cory Photos.
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Coryologist
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Morning. The fish pictured are without a doubt, C. duplicareus. - Frank
That's a bonus then!!!
thanks Frank
Coryologist
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My pleasure. - F.
Need to take more photo's as i should have Adolphi,Burgessi,C121 and now Duplicareus
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snowflake311
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Squid very cute.
Ricefish I love thoes guys they are pretty.
Here is the father of my bronze spawn
both mom and dad
Ricefish I love thoes guys they are pretty.
Here is the father of my bronze spawn
both mom and dad
lilacamy931
Starting again
Gorgeous pics of bronze cories, still not sure how to tell them apart except from above 
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snowflake311
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I watched them spawn so I could tell them apart. Beside that it's hard to tell. I knew gigity the dad was a male because he chased all the others he was just horny. Then I got lucky and found him a mate. But the male is longer and the female stocky.
hughessomefish
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i have an issue i have 2 emerald corys and one bronze,(there not my only corys but listen to this situation) ok so emerald and bronze look very alike and i can't tell the diffrence but on is loaded with eggs and i want to go out and find her some mates but i can't tell what type to buy bronze of emerald
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snowflake311
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Well the Bronze are Corydoras aeneus I'm pretty sure the emeralds Are aeneu too. So I don't think it matters. But I could be wrong. But aeneus come in lots of colors.
Coryologist
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Usually, as a trade name, Emerald Corys are generally B. splendens. These can be identified by a much different body shape and if that fails, by counting the rays in the dorsal fin. - Frank
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Fab pics snowflake 
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CW021 - Frank
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