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Very lovely!! I really like that orange discus.

It's nice to see so many happy cories together! And harlequins are one of my favorite fish!

That's just too funny!! Thanks for sharing your pic.

Where's Mickthefish? I was hoping he'd be along to give his opinion? Anyone have any opinions?

I've been doing a little searching around the internet to find pictures of habrosus fry, and I do believe the little guy is a habrosus. I hope someone will come along and confirm this for me.

Hi, I have a ten gallon tank set up for my dwarf cories. So far, my pygmaeus have been spawning and now there are about 8 youngsters of varying ages in the tank. I've been watching one of the fry who seems different from the others. It's probably wishful thinking, but is this possibly a habrosus fry...

Thank you, Barracuda518

I've often admired these beautiful fish at my lfs. Unfortunately, their price tag is out of my reach.

Thanks Katy and Graeme!

Do they appear to be trying to scratch their sides or gills on the gravel?

They may have some parasite that is bothering them. Ich and flukes can hide in the gills and cause irritation.

Not too long ago, I posted that my Corydoras pygmaeus had spawned. Well, I had three fry survive from that spawning. They are adorable little miniatures of the adults, and they like to school with the big kids now. I thought that the parents were finished with spawning as I had noticed no more fry. ...

I have pool filter sand in part of my tank and smooth small stones in another. I've never seen my kuhlis burrowing in the sand or the stones, but they do sift the sand through their gills. My kuhlis like to hang out under coconut shell halves and under the driftwood slab I have in their tank.

zenins wrote:You will never see them all in one place like that ever again ... heh

LOL! You are so right!!!

Thanks for the comments!

I've never had any live longer than a few days. Yours must be doing well for you.

That's wonderful!! They must be very happy in your tank!