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I have kept panda cories and albino cory. My pandas were very active and always enjoyed some worms/ shrimp pellets. My albino cory didnt do so well but he liked to follow my spiny loach wherever he went.


just relized i have no pics of my panda ill see if i can find one later on.

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Just for fun, I'd like to see how many species of Corydoras are owned by frequenters of this forum, and how many people have each. I like cories, so this thread will (if it gets off the ground) help me see who else likes them, and vice-versa. If you choose to respond, just say what species of Corydoras you have, how many, and say a little about them, if you will. Pictures would be cool, too.

For starters, I have five longnosed cories (C. septentrionalis), and five C. habrosus. I've had each for over a month now, and they have grown on me. The habrosus are always swimming around the tank, while the longnosed cories just lie in wait for food. I used to own six C. polystictus, but they were wiped out by an unknown disease. I may be getting another shoal of cories in soon, but I don't know which. Suffice to say though, I really like cories.

I have a fairly good picture of a few longnosed cories, but the habrosus never stay still.
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I have:
5 Emerald Corys (brochis)
2 Simillis Corys
2 Spotted Tail Corys (Corydoras caudimaculatus)
4 Pepper Corys
2 Trilineatus Corys
Of all of these I found the brochis less active during the daytime hours.
Most active are the Spotted Tails, then the Trilineatus. The Pepper Corys, when there are stressed, hubble in a bunch.

tkchill02
This is a site telling the difference of a cory to a brochis.http://www.scotcat.com/factsheets/brochis_splendens.htm

These are all the species I have kept... Brace yourselves.


Brochis splendens



Corydoras aeneus



Corydoras aeneus albino



Corydoras arcuatus



Corydoras bilineatus



Corydoras concolor



Corydoras duplicareus



Corydoras cf. kanei



Corydoras leucomelas



Corydoras panda



Corydoras rabauti



Corydoras schwartzi



Corydoras sodalis



Corydoras trilineatus



Corydoras sp. "orange laser"



Corydoras sp. C41



Corydoras sp.


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I'm not your neighbor, you Bakersfield trash.

i used to have 2 albino corys, but now i have 3 schwarts corys, i would have more, but im waiting till they get that species back in, i want a single species of cory

Currently have 6 salt and pepper cories.

I keep 3 species of cories.

I have 6 sterbais cories in a species only 29 gallon tank.

I have 6 bronze and 7 emerald cories in a 75 gallon community.

My favorites are obviously the sterbais.

I started with 5 albino cories and fell in love with them. I now have....
30+ albino and bronze cories (aeneus)
7 peppers (paleatus)
6 pandas
10 trilineatus
5 similis
6 schwartzi
5 arcuatus
6 emeralds (brochis splendens, not cories but close enough )
and 1 lone Sterbai because it was all by it's lonesome in the LFS and on the lookout for more

Sorry,

I had Corydoras panda and i had 6 of them.
ANd i forget the other one but i only had 1 of them which is probably why he died of so fast??



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6 Pandas
6 Trilinius
3 Sterbai
3 Similis

In a 100 Gal, last two species new additions, pandas have been there for 2 - 3 months, tri's 1 1/2 months

I've kept albino, leopard and panda. The first two were lost to nOOb errors, and the panda's were lost to some unknown disease around the same time as Nicks were. I've thought about replacing them, but with the SW on the way I haven't found the money.

*swears she isn't neglecting her FW tanks*

Really

*wonders when Natalie will find this thread*

Last edited by Ferretfish at 15-Jan-2005 11:03

-Formerly known as the Ferretfish

Thanks for your your help. When I bought these guys at my LFS thats what they called them- Emerald Green cory. Sorry.Whats the difference in the two?

Yes, the emerald "cories" should be kept in groups. Six is a good number, with more being better. The irony though, is that they are a species of Brochis, not cories. Still, groups are best for this social fish.

And, if you have cories, please name the species (if you can), and state how many of each you have. Thanks!

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i have at least 4 different species.

I had two Emerald green corys but I lost one about a month ago- The other is great but do u lnow if these guys like to stay in groups? Should I introduce a couple of buddies to hang around? He seems so lonely & not so active since the others death...

well i don't have any corys at the moment..but here was my list:
5 C.melentius
2 bronzes
5 emerald 'corys'
6 C.trilineatus
then i made the huge mistake of mistaking a aggresive batik loach (neomacheilus triangularis) for a peaceful zipper loach. the batik chased my corys and then they were too frightened to feed (even after i removed the batik loach), then they got skinny and died. but i did save 3 trilineatus and they went back to the store i'll get into corys again for a new tank though..

cfd

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Wow, there are a lot of cories on this site! I didn't expect so many people to respond! I guess that deep down, we all love cories.

That's a very nice C. adolfoi you have there, Dani. They are one of the most attractive Corydoras species.

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And when he gets to Heaven, to Saint Peter he will tell: "One more Marine reporting, Sir! I've served my time in Hell."

Well I got some Corys..although after reading more about them on FP profiles..I realized they are false Juliis (Corydoras Trilineatus)....What do you think? Either way I love em'

Jessnick attached this image:

I have an assortment of corys, I notice I am the first and only one so far to say:
I have 3 Agassizi corys!
2 Pepper Corys
3 Bronze Aenus
2 Albino Aenus
2 Trilineatus
I know im lacking on my schools, but I have been unable to up the numbers yet, and am still searching for trilineatus and more aggassizi (my favorites personally).
Aggassizi
Trilineatus
Peppered
Bronze
Albino

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I just have 3 types

Albino
pepper
panda.