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Your reply brought a question to mind and out of genuine curiosity I’ll ask: if cory’s intake the sand and sort in their mouths, what about granule lava soil. (I say granule because the granules crumble when pressed.) they’re very smooth and not heavy.

Thank you kindly for the welcome! I’ll definitely post pictures when I can. You caught me the week we do the deep cleaning, so once the tanks are pretty again I’ll have pictures to share!! 😄 I can’t wait to share, some of the fry my ladies have birthed are already getting their color and they’re...

Thank you, I’m glad to be here! if you can’t tell by my profile picture, lol, I’m super into anime like Tokyo Ghoul, or anything sci-fi. (I was a big fan as a kid of stuff like Stargate, Sanctuary, Star Wars and Doctor Who, which I’d say is a good ballpark of my taste in all things from books...

I use volcanic soil, for our live plants. I don’t *understand how this would be a bacteria issue, could you explain?

My name is MrsHyde1018. i live with both my son as a SAHM and my husband who works full time as a pool service tech with his father. His father has been a keeper of everything from fish to turtles to crawdads ever since my husband was young, so when our son grew old enough we decided to buy our...

We use pebble-like soil for our corys, and they like it just fine. Looks to be about the same size as your “substrate.” So long as it’s smooth, they should be fine.

I have about 9 Cory in a 30 gallon tank with 5 assorted Guppy females and their fry. (2 pepper, 3 green, 4 Julie (maze print) corys to be exact.) In the last month that I’ve been watching the Cory (they’ve been in this tank for about 2-3 months) one green has lost the bottom half of his mouth...