Cory rolling

[16gallontanker]

Here's another photo

 

[CassCats]

If they started doing it with the sand, it's possible it's also just sand sticking to their slime coat and are not used to having it.

 

[Fishfunn]

If they started doing it with the sand, it's possible it's also just sand sticking to their slime coat and are not used to having it.

Are they rubbing against any other objects besides sand?

 

[MaloK]

Most of all...

Is there any other symptoms ?

Excess of slime in peculiar. Gill discoloration. fins erosion. Sores ???

Something else changed in their comportment ? Anything abnormal. hanging somewhere, fin clamped ?

Some hobbyist reported that their cories where not that fond of the sand they been given.

Like always when the fish is the same color as the substrate on pictures it's nearly impossible to see anything.

The cories looks ok but the mollies white patches are something that would worry me (that doesn't look normal). It may be part of the problem.

 

[CassCats]

Most of all...

Is there any other symptoms ?

Excess of slime in peculiar. Gill discoloration. fins erosion. Sores ???

Something else changed in their comportment ? Anything abnormal. hanging somewhere, fin clamped ?

Some hobbyist reported that their cories where not that fond of the sand they been given.

Like always when the fish is the same color as the substrate on pictures it's nearly impossible to see anything.

The cories looks ok but the mollies white patches are something that would worry me (that doesn't look normal). It may be part of the problem.

Those are marble lyretail mollies, the white is normal. They often start off looking like dalmatian mollies but get darker in time and the white stays as tiny flecks or goes away completely. I had a girl like them years back, very pretty mollies.

This pretty girl you can compare to.

Terrible old photo but this is how she looked when we bought her