Total chaos
This was a night time treat.
For me, or them, im not sure
You know the runty piglet that has to squeeze in beside its siblings for food?
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This was a night time treat.
For me, or them, im not sure
You know the runty piglet that has to squeeze in beside its siblings for food?
Awww
AWWWW!!!!
I'm looking into treating myself to some cory cats for my birthday. I can't wait!
I'm looking into treating myself to some cory cats for my birthday. I can't wait!
OP
OP
Theyre the best
Its a choice between them, or another schooling fish. (But I LOVE Cory's and I have always wanted a shoal. They are so cute and have so much personality!Theyre the best
Salty&Onion
Fish Aficionado
They're sweet. My fish do exactly the same, I gave them some crushed wafers and my pleco was chasing any other fish away lol
OP
OP
What species are you considering?
Id always pick cories over others, but thats me lol
Salty&Onion
Fish Aficionado
I actually will get cories
I was considering Harlequin Rasbora's, because I want more action in my 29g. Do Cory's swim all over the tank? Or do they just swim on/near the bottom?
Mostly at the bottom but will go up for air and occasionally occupy the mid/lower level of the water column
Oh ok, thanks! So they are very active swimmers?
Salty&Onion
Fish Aficionado
If in groups of 6 or more and pristine water, yes.
Retired Viking
Fish Connoisseur
Thank you for posting that, it was enjoyable to watch 
Salty&Onion
Fish Aficionado
Sure wasThank you for posting that, it was enjoyable to watch
OP
OP
You know, mine dont seem to play by the "bottom only" rule. The pygmies, especially hastatus corydoras, are known more for their midwater swimming than their larger counterparts...
But i see my aeneus all over the tank. They explore the plants, the bottom, the floating plants up top. Mine dont seem to follow rules lol. Mind you, i do notice of my species i keep some are more likely to be all over than others.
Paleatus (peppered) do like to explore taller plants and will play in the current a bit.
My trilineatus (false julii, three lined, etc) are mostly bottom lovers.
My aeneus (bronze, green, etc.), nothing applies, theyre everywhere. I have a few who will even come up to nibble my hands and fingers.
Especially when they were little babies!
But all over. They chase each other around mid water a lot too.
My ambiacus and leucomelas are bottom most. Weitzmani maaaybe lower plants, but mostly bottom too.
I barely see my pygmaeus except at night. Very timid. But they sometimes come up and chill on the taller driftwood.
What is already in your 29? Its possible you may be able to have both
But i see my aeneus all over the tank. They explore the plants, the bottom, the floating plants up top. Mine dont seem to follow rules lol. Mind you, i do notice of my species i keep some are more likely to be all over than others.
Paleatus (peppered) do like to explore taller plants and will play in the current a bit.
My trilineatus (false julii, three lined, etc) are mostly bottom lovers.
My aeneus (bronze, green, etc.), nothing applies, theyre everywhere. I have a few who will even come up to nibble my hands and fingers.
Especially when they were little babies!
But all over. They chase each other around mid water a lot too.
My ambiacus and leucomelas are bottom most. Weitzmani maaaybe lower plants, but mostly bottom too.
I barely see my pygmaeus except at night. Very timid. But they sometimes come up and chill on the taller driftwood.
What is already in your 29? Its possible you may be able to have both
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