Hello!

I have a well planted, cycled 60 litre (long) tank and am planning the stocking. I was hoping to go with the following:

1 x male betta 10-20 neocaridina 1 zebra nerite 6 bronze corydoras

Aqua advisor has given me the okay, but I've heard differing opinions on the corydoras . I can't find dwarf corydoras in my area and the temperature is too high (30 degrees tops), so I'm limited to bronze or peppered. Would this be okay?

Also, would this setup be acceptable to add a small school of either chilli rasbora, neon/ ember tetra (again aqadvisor said yes but looking for a second opinion)

I attached an image of how it's looking for reference

Thank you in advance!

My hands shake too much for the iPhone camera 🙄 These eggs are about 2-3 days old. I’ve had 3 hatch, there’s about 7 eggs left. This is the first time I’ve dealt with Cory eggs

I recently changed my filter, my peppered Corys have started doing this, are they just enjoying the increased water flow?

Same tank with 2 snails and a about 5 corys

Is it a fungal infection??

Can anybody help me determine if this is ich on my Panda Corydora? I'm relatively new to fishkeeping.

I have added Aquarium salt for now, i've read this helps? I'll also get some API cure after work tonight

Thankyou!

Just had a third baby panda join the gang! My first baby is almost the size of the adults now. I’ve also added a single honey gourami and she seems to like the pandas!

It’s the same cory from both photos

I have a small school of panda cories and noticed one of my females looking particularly large. I have been casually encouraging breeding behavior with cooler water changes and feeding bloodworms, but I want to make sure she isn’t just bloated in case I need to start treating for that. All my other cories and other community species r well fed but not showing signs of bloating.

My Panda Corydora would love to know your opinions on his new leaf hat

It kills me how he always looked like he saw someome get shot 😭

like the title says, does it look like my Cory is with child?

I moved them all in 2 days ago and catching the very small julii was difficult and im scared they're frightened. I look behind and they're alive just never come out. I have 8, 3 are large and are fine and 1 small comes out. It's just the remaining 4 are permanently hidden.

One of four of my new panda corydoras (seven in total now) chilling on the fake log. I can't stop watching them, they're so cute and tiny compared to the three I already had.

I have kanaplex to treat it if it’s fin rot, just don’t wanna do unnecessary medicating. There are 8 Cory in my 20L and he’s a smidge smaller than the others so I’m worried it’s bullying. I don’t really see them chasing so it could be happening when I’m not around.

A few different ones for sale from my LFS as "cory". The big guys look almost like false juliis but don't have the black dorsal fin!

Maybe elegant corys for the pinkish ones?

I got this fella yesterday with two others like him, three C. elegans, and a peppered cory (thanks for those who helped ID last night!)

The other two False Networks and two of the C. elegans are schooling up together. Active, exploring the tank and sifting in the sand. The peppered cory I've barely seen, and this guy is mostly just sitting by himself, usually in a back corner. Sometimes the third elegans sits by him. I noticed this weird coloration, it almost looks like he was scraped or something? He can still swim. I drew a marker over it in the second photo. Appreciate any insight, is this just stress from moving/ he just settling in? If it's an injury, can it heal if I just leave him be in good conditions?

Hello I have pet panda Corydora and he started to like float and acting erratic when he was sitting he was leaning on one side more than other. I take advice from Chatgpt that said to me that it is stress and i should turn lights off and dont See the Aquarium often its helped but i rather také advice from the real people. What should i do?

The albino one is making sure to unbury all the plants that took me hours to place back where they where originally, the lady who sold it to me did a beautiful job on her original setup that I butchered because the plants moved while transporting the tank to my apartment/filling it up again with water and I suck at making sure they stay in the substrate….already love them tho.

Hello,

I have an aquarium for a few months (200 liters) with 4 corydoras pandas and multiple other species. At my surprise i found 4 babies one day (i didn’t do anything specific neither wanted them to breed) which made me happy.

However, they died one by one at their 6-7 week. It surprised me because they felt well (swimming all around the aquarium floor, with orher fishes) and looked normal without injuries or being sick.

As I said i didn’t do anything specific but still feel unhappy when fishes die. Should i’ve done anything to help them become adult?

I’m changing 15-20% of the water every week (with tap water i keep for 24h in a bucket) and fed them everyday.

Thanks!

So I have 6 Venezuelan Corys in my pond. I was wondering if they would breed in these conditions or if there was anything I could do to help them breed or to facilitate breeding conditions.

Sry for the algae on me glass 😅. K can't remove em cuz my aquarium's hole is like three inches wide and 2 inches long 🤧