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I've had cories do this only once. I was bringing some (2 or 3) home from the store and they were unusually agitated. By the time I got home, some looked pretty bad. Since I had never heard of this poison release, I put them into the tank; I don't think they all died. Store replaced the ones...

I've had surprise baby cories (see my avatar pic). Though the adults might eat eggs, they did not seem interested in eating the fry. The fry survived eating the same flake food I was feeding the adults. A more experienced cory breeder than I will have to tell you what else you could feed the...

(Why can't I edit my reply? The buttons are grayed out.) As you can tell, I'm not familiar with the functionality of this forum, so I actually wasn't sure you were addressing me.

Not at all! :) Filtered water stations are common in grocery stores in the Twin Cities area.

Are you asking me? Yes, I'm in Minnesota.

Regarding distilled vs. reverse-osmosis water: It should be relatively easy & inexpensive to get RO water. I get it at the grocery store. They have a station where you can refill your 1 gallon or 5 gallon jugs for 39 cents/gallon. Better than buying distilled water in single-use plastic jugs.

I love my cories, too!

Fishy, so to speak. ;)