I absolutely love Corydoras. I have Pygmy Cory’s, salt and pepper Cory’s and Julii Cory’s. The habrosous and Pygmy’s are together with upside down catfish tetras and a dwarf gourami. My Julii are with guppies. The habrosous and Pygmy snuggle together like they do with their own kind. They are the sweetest of fish.
@@CrystalmarieGrz the ones I keep have very dark bodies in the midsection with really vibrant red colors in the tail and head that fade away to a greenish bronze lower down on under the gill plates . Stunning fish
I know this is off topic, have you done a video on the African Butterfly Fish? I keep seeing them in my LFS but the info I’m getting is vague and somewhat varied.
What your showing as corydoras julii is actually corydoras trilineatus. Generally, about 90% of the corys sold as julii are actually trilineatus. If your getting them from a wholesaler, it's almost guaranteed that's it's going to be trilineatus. The pattern on a julii's head is small spots rather than reticulations like on a trillineatus. An actual julii is much more rare and is a noticeably more expensive species.
I had 6 pepperd corys and 2 bronze corys all were active and rome around everywhere in my tank but i saw someone saying that i should keep a single species in a group so should i need to buy more bronze corys or this 6 peppered corys is enough for them to be considered as group i can see my bronze interract with each other sometimes peppered corys don't do that I never saw them interacting with each other they just swim close to each other sometimes they eat from glass together they also hang close to bronze but bronze chase each other swim together but they Dwell separately so do i need to have more bronze corys or they were good with my group of peppered corys which i already have
I’ve been in the aquarium hobby literally my whole life because my dad kept aquariums when I was growin’ up and I can’t stand the numbering of species The whole L1 L2 thing because most people don’t understand it including me I do understand now that they don’t have a scientific name yet and people are too lazy to think of one so they just gave them a number💯💀
I am looking for Corys to add to my 10 gallon blue dream shrimp tank. I have an outbreak of Copepods which I am looking to have cleaned up. Any suggestions?
Since Orange Lasers and Albinos are the same species will they breed with each other? And Will the fry be mixed with some albinos and some Orange Lasers ?
I got some Venezuelan cories & they're just friendly, friendly guys! When I go to the glass they do their happy greeting dance for a minute & then go back to snuffling. It's completely unrelated to feeding them as I don't feed them when they dance & they'll ignore the flakes as they settle down until they get squishier for them to gobble up 30m+ later. They'll let me pick them up & handle them a little bit. Very personable, little guys IME.
The hobby wouldn't be the same without these beautiful and diverse jewels 😉
I absolutely love Corydoras. I have Pygmy Cory’s, salt and pepper Cory’s and Julii Cory’s. The habrosous and Pygmy’s are together with upside down catfish tetras and a dwarf gourami. My Julii are with guppies. The habrosous and Pygmy snuggle together like they do with their own kind. They are the sweetest of fish.
Heck yeah they’re awesome I have red Venezuelan and hasbrosus together and emerald brochris in a separate tank I love them all so much
@@jordynjones855 the Venezuelan Corydoras are stunning. I’ve seen the black ones at my local fish store
@@CrystalmarieGrz the ones I keep have very dark bodies in the midsection with really vibrant red colors in the tail and head that fade away to a greenish bronze lower down on under the gill plates . Stunning fish
@@jordynjones855they sound gorgeous. They must look amazing when they school together and snuggle their faces. I absolutely love how sweet they act.
Great video! Just love Corydoras! I have them in every tank. Always moving around and always something to watch. 😊
Cory's are one of my favorite fish in the hobby. Thanks for sharing
Ours as well!
Thank you for introducing so many of them to us 👍🏻
That smudgepot Cory is a new one to me ❤
To answer your header's question: Yes!
I feed my Corys at night so they get enough in the community aquarium
I know this is off topic, have you done a video on the African Butterfly Fish? I keep seeing them in my LFS but the info I’m getting is vague and somewhat varied.
What your showing as corydoras julii is actually corydoras trilineatus. Generally, about 90% of the corys sold as julii are actually trilineatus. If your getting them from a wholesaler, it's almost guaranteed that's it's going to be trilineatus. The pattern on a julii's head is small spots rather than reticulations like on a trillineatus. An actual julii is much more rare and is a noticeably more expensive species.
Well, you may have a point. You can’t tell at that size it could be either, it’s a point, but too close to tell until nearer adult size
My fav type of catfish!
He is the wholesaler.
Do sponge filter enough for them in 120 litre aquarium
Have Sterbai school of 7, 4 emerald, 6 Julii. One tank of 20 pandas. Yeah, like Corys
Great video 💪🏼
Glad you liked it!
I recently got a school of bandits. They are so awesome and goofy!
Cory hastatus are beautiful and school midwater a lot. They tend yo be very shy though. I bred them..
My bronze and albinos interbreed. I get mostly bronze Corys from the union. 🤷🏻♀️ It makes sense as albinism is recessive.
Do threy ever hybridise? I'd want to ensure they don't so mixing has that query. Thnks.
I had 6 pepperd corys and 2 bronze corys all were active and rome around everywhere in my tank but i saw someone saying that i should keep a single species in a group so should i need to buy more bronze corys or this 6 peppered corys is enough for them to be considered as group i can see my bronze interract with each other sometimes peppered corys don't do that I never saw them interacting with each other they just swim close to each other sometimes they eat from glass together they also hang close to bronze but bronze chase each other swim together but they Dwell separately so do i need to have more bronze corys or they were good with my group of peppered corys which i already have
Very interesting!
I love my sweet little cory’s! such personality!
I’ve been in the aquarium hobby literally my whole life because my dad kept aquariums when I was growin’ up and I can’t stand the numbering of species The whole L1 L2 thing because most people don’t understand it including me I do understand now that they don’t have a scientific name yet and people are too lazy to think of one so they just gave them a number💯💀
Nice video.☺️
But the Corydoras agassizii is not a agassizii, this guy looks more like a C. sodalis to me, what i can see. 😉
I am looking for Corys to add to my 10 gallon blue dream shrimp tank. I have an outbreak of Copepods which I am looking to have cleaned up. Any suggestions?
Can Cory cats take the heat with discus ✌️🇨🇦🙏
Brazil, Uruguay, and paraguay are cooler parts of South America, species there generally do not need a heater, and can take it very cool.
Is looking at your aquarium with the LED white lights on harmful?
How much are CWO27?
Since Orange Lasers and Albinos are the same species will they breed with each other? And Will the fry be mixed with some albinos and some Orange Lasers ?
They can breed but what comes out must not be as interesting as it sounds since no one has offered us the offspring
I got some Venezuelan cories & they're just friendly, friendly guys!
When I go to the glass they do their happy greeting dance for a minute & then go back to snuffling. It's completely unrelated to feeding them as I don't feed them when they dance & they'll ignore the flakes as they settle down until they get squishier for them to gobble up 30m+ later.
They'll let me pick them up & handle them a little bit. Very personable, little guys IME.
So Corys won’t eat my guppy fry ?
I’m shocked he got such little likes on this