Aquarium Hints and Tips - Albino Cory Bronze Cory

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Albino Cory Bronze Cory Green Cory Catfish

Corydoras Aeneus

Max. size7cm / 2.5 inches
pH range5.8-7.0
dH range2-30
Temperature range20- 26C / 68- 80°F
CareEasy - Moderate

Common names- Albino Cory, Bronze Cory,Green Cory

I have put these together for the simple reason that they are the same fish but slightly different varieties.

The Albino Cory has been developed through breeding from the Bronze Cory . Their pink and white coloration adds interest to the aquarium.

Whichever Cory catfish you decide on it is best to stick with one variety. Corys are a shoaling fish and ideally need to be kept in shoals of six or more if you want to see them at their best. They are a very active fish that mixes well in a community tank.

The Albino Cory can be sensitive to strong light and need to be kept in a well planted tank with plenty of hiding places. T

They are bottom feeders and will help to keep the tank clean by scavenging all uneaten food from the bottom of the tank.

bronze cory They are best kept with a sand or fine gravel substrate as they can be prone to barbel damage from coarse gravel. They can survive in a low oxygen environment because of their habit of taking gulps of air from the surface.

They will eat most food but do best with a sinking pellet specifically for bottom feeders and catfish.

These fish will breed readily in a home aquarium sticking their eggs to teh glass and to plants. Survival rates are very low unless the eggs are protected from other fish.

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