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C. delphax. - F.

Greetings. Just sold this group as they are too similar to my C. pulcher to justify keeping both groups. The C. pulcher are actually a bit nicer, or I would have sold those, instead. All this time, I have never taken a decent picture of them. This is not my best effort, but hey, it's a holiday...

Greetings. Enjoy. Cheers. - Frank

Thanks, Inchy. I will attempt to post a picture in the next day or two. I currently have juvenile C. baderi and juvenile C. julii (real ones) in the photo tank and they are next on my list to shoot, today. Cheers. - Frank P.S. Yes - a dwarf Scleromystax. How unbelievably cool, is that? lol.

Greetings. When Mr. Fuller visited me in late June he was kind enough to bring me a group of 7 S. lacerdai. About a week ago I was saddened to see that one had died. On friday, I was even more distraught to find another dead one. Both deaths occurred after moving the group into a tank in a lower...

Greetings. There are many things that you can use to help prevent fungus on your Cory eggs. 1. Methylene Blue 2. Alder Cones 3. Indian Almond leaves. 4. Acraflavine. Personally, for the most part, I have been using the Indian Almond leaves. A Google search will supply you with information...

OK. More coming, soon. I hope you enjoy them. Cheers. - Frank

Thank you. Don't be jealous, get a nice group, so other people can be jealous of you. lol. Cheers. - Frank

Greetings. Ian says C. haraldschultzi. I sold my 7 for $420. You did good, kiddo. Cheers. - Frank

Right. Time to move? - F.

"You can never be too rich, too thin or have too many tanks." :) Cheers. - Frank

Mornin' Inchy. They do appear to be C. haraldschultzi, but I will pass the photos along to Ian to see what he thinks. How does it feel to get struck by lightning??? :) Cheers. - Frank

Or, another tank. - Frank

Well, They are extremely rare, but that does not mean that it's impossible for that to have happened. I'd say you had a better chance of being struck by lightening, though. I'd love to see a picture of them. :) Cheers. - Frank

While Corys are a shoaling fish when on the move in their natural habitat, it is not at all uncommon for small groups in an aquarium to not do so. They stick close together when frightened, so having them do their own individual thing just means that they are comfortable. Additionally, they go...

Those two species are closely related and should never be housed together, lest they hybridize. That's something that any serious Cory keeper works very hard to make sure never happens. Cheers. - Frank

Greetings. Beautiful fish, but they are Peru Gold Stripes - CW10. Orange Lasers are CW023's which these are not. Just thought that you would want to know. Cheers. - Frank P.S. I would not kid you. lol. Here ia a pic of mine. Cheers. - Frank

Hi Mike. Not, yet. I have had 4 adult males for a while but recently obtained 9 young adults so I hope to get a spawning group segregated, soon. Believe me when I tell you that my pic does not even come close to showing off the beauty of this species. They are magnificent. Cheers. - Frank

Cheers. Last one for the night. These have just started spawning for me. I need to reshoot this pic. Cheers. - Frank

Hi. Another very rare Cory I thought you might enjoy seeing. Cheers. - Frank

Greetings. Took the camera out for a spin, today. Just sold this group of fish, so I thought I'd get a pic before they went out the door. An extremely rare species that went for $60, each and that was a deal. Cheers. - Frank

The "Best" cory is the one that you find the most striking that will thrive in your water parameters and that you can locate for purchase. Cheers. - Frank

The other pic. Cheers. - Frank

Greetings. I'm giving this upload thing, another try. These are two of the five new Corys I have spawned. Cheers. - Frank

Cool. Very well, thank you. Yes. That's me. Oh. Sorry to hear. Hopefully you will, again. Cheers. - Frank

Hi Inchy. So nice to catch up with you. lol. You are too kind. I do to. Perhaps when the weather gets cooler I'll start doing the show, again. I've had quite a few people write to ask me to do so. No need. I'll figure it out in the morning, when I'm wide awake. Cheers. - Frank

Greetings. It has been quite a while since I have been around these parts. Was trying to find my old friend Roxy. :-( I have been keeping Corys, though in greatly reduced numbers. In the past month I have had 5 new species spawn for me. They are C007, C. baderi, C. ortegai, C. parallelus and a...

A very nice fish. - Frank

TYVM. They are my first love. lol. It's the camera. :) Cheers. - Frank

These are juveniles from spawns of fish that I imported from S. America. Cheers. - Frank

A couple of new ones, for me. Cheers. - Frank

Enjoy. Cheers. - Frank