Twinklecaz
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Are they hardy? Could I get them early on in my stocking ( after I've cycled properly obv)?
for pygmy corys imo the min is 6 ive kept 4 before and they never used to shoal and would just stay at the back of the tank and not really move now i have 6 they shoal alot better and are alot more active."Pygmy cories" is a general term that covers a number of species. To my knowledge the reasonably commonly available ones are C.pygmaeus, C.habrosus and C.hastatus.
I have pygmaeus and habrosus, which I have found to be sturdy and hardy fish. the habrosus in particular are just amazingly placid and not nervous in the slightest.
I agree with you, they are the cutest little things, and are very social, so get a group of at least 3, at the very minimum.
for pygmy corys imo the min is 6 ive kept 4 before and they never used to shoal and would just stay at the back of the tank and not really move now i have 6 they shoal alot better and are alot more active."Pygmy cories" is a general term that covers a number of species. To my knowledge the reasonably commonly available ones are C.pygmaeus, C.habrosus and C.hastatus.
I have pygmaeus and habrosus, which I have found to be sturdy and hardy fish. the habrosus in particular are just amazingly placid and not nervous in the slightest.
I agree with you, they are the cutest little things, and are very social, so get a group of at least 3, at the very minimum.
At the moment
4 x Male Plattys (Red Wags hopefully)
3 x Male Guppies
5 x Harlequins
6 x Pygmy Corys
Which kind are these coz these are the ones I like----> http/www.seriouslyfish.com/images/corydoras_pygmaeus_2.jpg
how big is the tank?At the moment
4 x Male Plattys (Red Wags hopefully)
3 x Male Guppies
5 x Harlequins
6 x Pygmy Corys
Which kind are these coz these are the ones I like----> http/www.seriouslyfish.com/images/corydoras_pygmaeus_2.jpg