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Hi StrontiumDog, thanks for the info.

Hi Cory_Dad and truckasauras123, thanks for your advice.

Hi, I have six bronze catfish (C. aeneus), and I was wondering how many King British catfish pellets should I feed them each time (per day) please? I also give them frozen, a bit of fish treat tablet and algae wafer every so often, it's just the number of pellets I'm not sure about.

That's a great looking guppy, I always like blue, yellow and green on guppies. Lovely subtle but bright colouration and markings.

It's not very common as far as I know; when a fish is missing an eye, it's usually due to damage, being attacked or disease (like pop-eye). But your corydoras will still be able to lead a very normal life as you probably know. I think fish can adapt to having no eyes at all, they just have to...

Beautiful baby fish and photos, showing the miracle of new life. Corydoras have to be the cutest fish when they're adults, but fry like that are off the scale!

I agree with the others, great work and exquisite looking fish, I especially like the irridescences around the gills. Good luck with it all (not that you need it).

It's great to see that so many other people love Corydoras and have them in their aquariums. The pictures that have been uploaded are great, they show how beautiful and diverse these fish really are. I have a shoal of six C. aeneus, sorry no pictures but maybe I'll take some and put them up...

I agree with geezer2008, if you keep C. paleatus at 24/25 C, you're keeping them at the top end of their temperature range, which will speed up their metabolism and definitely shorten their lifespan in the long run; they're really sub-tropical fish like zebra danios and white cloud mountain...

Hi aquababy, I'm very sorry about your fish losses, I empathise as I've lost a number of fish in the past (a female guppy only recently due to dropsy), it's never easy but you did right by asking for advice on this forum. I've started keeping fish again after a gap of a few years. In terms of...