Do Cory Prefer Carpeted Tank

I also like the look of spiny riccia and eleocharis sp mini.

Do cory prefer carpeted tank.

Although peetee is correct about cory cats being schooling fish i don t think that is why the cory doesn t move much. 1 they need ground space so aquascape shouldn t take away too much of grounds. In general corydoras prefer a temperature of 70 f 21 c to 80 f 27 c. You can buy an aquarium thermometer at your local aquarium supply store or online.

Many beginner hobbyists keep corydoras catfish in small tanks like 10 gallon aquariums. Sterbai corydoras can tolerate higher temperatures and will do well up to 86 f 30 c. I m wondering if it would be ok to keep corys in a tank with a glosso carpet and very little substrate showing. I love the look of e.

I have seven cory cats and i have one lazy one too. It has been that way for about a year and shows now signs of illness. Get corydoras that will thrive in the water temperature of your tank. The carpeted tank is used often in modern aquascaping because it provides a beautiful effect giving depth motion and stunning colour to any aquarium.

Also a few of my own opinions concepts when setting up a planted tank for corys or catfish in general. The substrate is eco complete and there are a few patches of it showing underneath the driftwood and in between some crypt parva but apart from that it s plants all the way. I learned that ember tetras and cherry shrimp like a well planted aquarium and i was wondering if i should get a carpet or not and how much substrate i should cover if i. 2 use plants that don t attract hide waste ex.

I am also planning on getting 5 ember tetras and 4 cherry shrimp. I am planning on getting 5 venezuelan cory cats they are super small for my 10 gal mini community ish tank. 125 gallon 3 angelfish 2 pearl gouramis 3 moonlight gouramis 1 blue 3 spot gourami 1 lavender gourami 6 silver dollars a kribensis pair 1 clown pleco 1 albino bristlenose pleco 1 metae cory 3 pictus cats 2 dwarf neon rainbowfish 1 harlequin tetra. Triandra i think its elatine but cant find much information about it other than its a difficult to find plant.

Can they feed off the glosso or do they need sand gravel. Cory catfish can do well in covered tanks of nearly any size and dimensions. The corys do have a nice big open section at the front of the tank with plenty of places to hide and plenty of open rock work. So it s important to be.

Either way hobbyists need to remember that all living species tax the bio load capacity of a tank. It never really moves just sits on the bottom of the tank and it seems happy to do that.