creg Fishaholic Joined Nov 18, 2010 Messages 641 Reaction score 0 Nov 24, 2010 #1 hello, im planning on geting around 6 corys and would like to use this sand but after googling i see many different opinions so i thought id check with the experts. is it safe to use?
hello, im planning on geting around 6 corys and would like to use this sand but after googling i see many different opinions so i thought id check with the experts. is it safe to use?
Carlovel1 & Oddballs Joined May 20, 2010 Messages 4,675 Reaction score 0 Nov 25, 2010 #2 I'd say your corys will be ok with it. What corys do you want to get?
OP OP creg Fishaholic Joined Nov 18, 2010 Messages 641 Reaction score 0 Nov 25, 2010 #3 Carlovel1 said: I'd say your corys will be ok with it. What corys do you want to get? Click to expand... 3 albino and 3 panda i think, my local store has a great selection of corys so i might change my mind once i get there http/www.prestwoodpetzone.com/cat-fish-stock-list.html
Carlovel1 said: I'd say your corys will be ok with it. What corys do you want to get? Click to expand... 3 albino and 3 panda i think, my local store has a great selection of corys so i might change my mind once i get there http/www.prestwoodpetzone.com/cat-fish-stock-list.html
Carlovel1 & Oddballs Joined May 20, 2010 Messages 4,675 Reaction score 0 Nov 25, 2010 #4 each species of cory should be in groups of 5+ so I would only get 6 Panda Corys
Curiosity101 Is now at University! :D Joined Mar 26, 2009 Messages 5,527 Reaction score 4 Location Uk, Nottinghamshire Nov 25, 2010 #5 The tahitian moon sand is fine for cories. My guys are very happy on it, nice long barbels, no problems. I agree with Carlovel1 by the way, definitely opt for 6 of one species rather than 3 of each.
The tahitian moon sand is fine for cories. My guys are very happy on it, nice long barbels, no problems. I agree with Carlovel1 by the way, definitely opt for 6 of one species rather than 3 of each.
OP OP creg Fishaholic Joined Nov 18, 2010 Messages 641 Reaction score 0 Nov 25, 2010 #6 gonna drive me mad trying to pick one kind lol, but i will follow your advice
Curiosity101 Is now at University! :D Joined Mar 26, 2009 Messages 5,527 Reaction score 4 Location Uk, Nottinghamshire Nov 25, 2010 #7 You'll thank yourself in the long run. They look so much better in one big group, and often act alot more natural and alot more confident.
You'll thank yourself in the long run. They look so much better in one big group, and often act alot more natural and alot more confident.