How does substrate color affect corys - cw111
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Here is a comparison of pool filter sand, a tan colored caribsea sand and black diamond sand. Same tank and same group of hoplisoma cw111 (formerly corydoras cw111). Sand was changed out and videos were recorded at least 5 days later to allow them to settle in.
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Looking great Mitchell thanks for sharing 😊
I'm color blind but honestly they looked great on all 3 to me. I did like them more on the white and black and not as much on the tan but over all were great but it's probably because of the fish
😊. Thanks for sharing
I'm on team pool filter sand myself. They are going back to it tomorrow when I get some time.
The word “abrasive” would scare me.
you forgot neon colored sand 😛
Oh, I might be able to find a random single blue or pink piece of gravel!
I have tried 4 different Carob Sea sands. I like them, but man that black diamond makes them pop. Do you think they come out more with BD ? Is'nt the BD to sharp ? Thanks a million for sharing.
I actually don't keep corys on black sand. This was really a test to show how much the color actually changes their look. If I could find a consistent supply of super cheap pool filter sand that was just a little bit more tan, I would go that way. The caribsea sands I have tried just have not been worth it to me vs their cost so I still stick with the plain pool filter sand. I'm also running the same test with hephaestus and I think they will be more obvious than the cw111.