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Cory's are NOT a brackish fish!! They are strictly freshwater.
" Fish like Cory's, Clown Loaches, characins (Tetras) and Rams I've found out through experience don't like salt." http://www.corydorasworld.com/kensalt.html Here's a forum discussion on it.. http://www.corydorasworld.com/forum/...showtopic=4428 They should also be kept in groups of at least 6. -- Mar ----------------------- Total Fishkeeping http://totalfishkeeping.co.uk/index.php? The Blood Parrot Forum http://www.bloodparrot.aquariahobbyist.com/forum/ "Vicki PS" wrote in message ... Brackish tank: - a couple of dwarf corys (c. rabauti) or bumblebee gobies - 5 platys - a molly or female betta - 3 celebes rainbows or Pacific blue-eyes Freshwater: - 2 bronze, albino or peppered corys - platys (as above) - molly, swordtail or betta - a dwarf coral/neon blue gourami and a couple of pearl danios OR 3 dwarf neon rainbows. Vicki PS |
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Thanks for that, Mar.
Somewhere in my internet searches, I came across the idea that C. rabauti was one cory that liked, or at least was okay with, a little salt. But I didn't bookmark the page, and do you think I can find the reference again? Or maybe I just had a "senior moment" -- again. Never mind: scratch c. rabauti. (BTW, I was possibly incorrect in talking about a brackish tank. I was thinking more of small amounts of added salt for the benefit of the platys and molly -- like one teaspoon per gallon). Vicki PS "MarAzul" wrote in message news:2Up6d.36626$aW5.33220@fed1read07... Cory's are NOT a brackish fish!! They are strictly freshwater. " Fish like Cory's, Clown Loaches, characins (Tetras) and Rams I've found out through experience don't like salt." http://www.corydorasworld.com/kensalt.html Here's a forum discussion on it.. http://www.corydorasworld.com/forum/...showtopic=4428 They should also be kept in groups of at least 6. |
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Cory's don't do well with any amount of salt. Some cory guru's even
recommend taking cats of any kind out of a tank before treating illness with salt. Another thing with corys (and cats in general) - when treating with meds, you usually cut the dose in half. They're sensative little fish, but with proper care and maintenance, they rarely get sick. Mar ----------------------- Total Fishkeeping http://totalfishkeeping.co.uk/index.php? The Blood Parrot Forum http://www.bloodparrot.aquariahobbyist.com/forum/ "Vicki PS" wrote in message ... Never mind: scratch c. rabauti. (BTW, I was possibly incorrect in talking about a brackish tank. I was thinking more of small amounts of added salt for the benefit of the platys and molly -- like one teaspoon per gallon). Vicki PS |
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