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Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
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Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
I was at Walmart earlier today and saw a cory all by its lonesome. Well no other corys with him. I almost
picked him up, but I know they do better in groups. I passed then realized he could be without here in
the 2gl. hex with Sterling until I upgrade the hex. Hes only 1.5 cm long and so active. Should I?
picked him up, but I know they do better in groups. I passed then realized he could be without here in
the 2gl. hex with Sterling until I upgrade the hex. Hes only 1.5 cm long and so active. Should I?

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Re: Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
Could you not put it in the 10G with the pygmys? Even in with a different type of corys would be better than on its own.

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Re: Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
I have the choice of the 5gl. with 4 pygmys or the divided 10 with a full
grown pepper cory. All tanks have a male Betta. I did go to Google Images
and I'm pretty sure its a bronze by the horizontal splotch. Lighter in colour
than the photo.
grown pepper cory. All tanks have a male Betta. I did go to Google Images
and I'm pretty sure its a bronze by the horizontal splotch. Lighter in colour
than the photo.

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Re: Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
Bronze corys get to a similar size to peppers so i think in the 10G with them would be the best place for it.
Theres some good info and pics on there here
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Re: Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
I'm not going back today, but I'll think it over tonight. I don't work tomorrow
as the job was completed yesterday. My poor fish fund!
as the job was completed yesterday. My poor fish fund!

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Re: Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
Shame about the funds but atleast you could get s new little cory instead.

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Re: Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
I suppose I could start looking for the odd corys out(loners)and pool them
all together and have a mixed group. Orphanage for misplace corys! lol!
all together and have a mixed group. Orphanage for misplace corys! lol!

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Re: Tiny Cory To Be Identified Later!
Haha, It is best to stick to atleast 4 of each type but if there the only ones atleast a few corys of other types will be better than on its own.

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