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THose little Trills.

I wonder what species (corydoras) are the most outgoing? From what I've read, Pandas are one of them.

Keep us inform on your Pandas!

I'll let you know once the pandas settle in and I have time to observe them. My trilines are, like you said, sort of laid back and generally hiding. They still startle if I move too quickly, though they're much better than when I got them.

I have a lone agassizi with the four trilines (STILL trying to get in more, but the suppliers obviously can't figure out what they sent to my LFS last time!) and he was a lot more outgoing than the trilines, but he's taken on some of their reclusive qualities. *sigh* And here I was hoping he'd bring the trilines out of their shells...

~Meow. Thus spoke the cat.~

Are Pandas that more playful and interesting then other Cories?

I've only had the Trillineatus Cories, so if anyone had those before and pandas, would kindly describe the difference in behavior?

I have to say that my Trillineatus are pretty lazy, always hiding...

Heh... guess I need to wipe down the glass! Geez... didn't realize it was that bad! *blush*


Up close and personal with a panda... checking out his reflection. Gotta make sure the barbels are just so... I want to impress everyone!


This is pretty much everyone in the tank... There's another two juvi female guppies and another panda somewhere else in the tank, but otherwise, this is everyone. Momma's on the right.

Sheesh... *goes to clean the glass* [/font][/font]

~Meow. Thus spoke the cat.~

Will do... I'll wait until morning so I don't wake everyone up. They're tiny... less than an inch, I'd guess. They make the juvi female guppies seem huge in comparison!

~Meow. Thus spoke the cat.~

Awesome. Pandas are a great species, very playful.

Post some photos if you can.

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