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Copied from Planet Catfish: Corydoras panda Size 50mm (2") pH 6.0 - 7.4 Temperature 22.0-25.0°C or 71.6-77°F (Show others) Other Parameters Soft to moderate hardness - dGH 2-12. Corydoras metae Size 50mm (2") SL pH 6.5 - 7.5 Temperature 21.0-24.0°C or 69.8-75.2°F Corydoras melini Size 45mm...

I just wanted to update, but the dorsal and tail fins are all healed up and the Pectorals and Pelvic fins are starting to grow (Although they are still only stubs.). Also, I ended up moving one more Albino Cory to keep him company. The two of them ended up spawning.

Maybe some white or blue platies? Petco usually has some.

Thank you!

Would it be ok if I changed 80% instead?

I went to a fish auction 2 days ago, and won an albino cory (for a buck). The fins are badly torn, but the fish seems fine and is eating. (Although he looks a bit awkward moving since his pectoral fins are almost gone) I seperated him to a 5 gallon tank. Is there anything I should add to help...

I will, once I get a camera.

Thanks, but I already know it's not a C. aeneus. I just want to know which species of Brochis it is.

I think it has 12? dorsal rays. I'll try to take a picture, once I get a camera.

I got a Brochis at Petland (I thought it was a bronze aeneus, until I looked at the dorsal). I tried to identify it with the corydorasworld website pics, but they all look the same. What are the differences?

I have: 1x B. sp. 9x C. aeneus (7x Albino, 2x Bronze) 2x C. araguaiensis (Im not entirely sure what these are, but the label said something like this) 2x C. arcuatus 2x C. haraldschultzi (I think? I got these under Assorted Cories, but they look like sterbai but with black spots with white...

Oh, I didnt mean that at all. Its just that the pea soup isnt the worst possible condition a goldfish could be in (Hello bowls and feeder tanks). I apologise for that.

But when it dies off it serves as energy for the remaining algae. Here's an article: http://geocities.com/greenngoldsg/greenwater-frame.html

NO. DON'T. Goldfish are coldwater and mollies prefer at least 3 of their own kind. If you'd like, you could try three mollies, three swordtails/platys or three guppies (One male + 2 female) with the female bettas, but NO GOLDFISH please. Anyways, Im 13, and I have a 10 g. quarantine, 30 g...

A Telescope. (Im looking for one, you lucky bastard!)

Actually, Green Water is actually very healthy for goldfish! The algea eats the ammonia and nitrates (Byproducts of the fishes wastes) and the algea also serves as a great food source for the fish. The water change wasnt really neccesary.