Cory’s sure are active, and entertaining to watch… one thing I’ve noticed, is my black ones spend more time at the top of the tank, than the albino ones… and while outwardly that sounds odd, I have 6 hanging pots with Chinese Evergreen in them, that currently have 6 to 8 inches of extended roots, that are catching foods, and other bios in the tank, and most all the fish graze from them, from the Angels to the Cory’s, but the black Cory’s probably spend more than half the day in the roots at the top of the tank, while the albinos prefer the Java fern at the bottom of the tank the albinos do work the top roots but seem to spend at least 3/4 of the time on the bottom, while the blacks seem to spend 3/4 of the time in the top roots…
Wondering if they came from different enough environments, that, that is the reason??? I’m sure they were all bred domestically, not wild caught???
Albinos are aeneus…
Blacks are schultzei
Wondering if they came from different enough environments, that, that is the reason??? I’m sure they were all bred domestically, not wild caught???
Albinos are aeneus…
Blacks are schultzei
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