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Selena
I thought I would share a photo of my two favourite cories. They don't have names but I am open to any suggestions if anyone wants to suggest some name ideas smile.gif



I have had these two for about 1 year+ now. They haven't grown much compared to my other cory catfish, but they seem happy and healthy.

Does any one here have any cute photos of their cories. I would love to see them heartpump.gif
Fishmerised
Very handsome cories and I like the albino one too. I don't know what to name cories, sorry.
Trinket

Oh aren't they adoreable biggrin.gif . All lined up in their best outfits. They are cute.

I don't have cories but do other catfish count? How big do cories get?
Katalyst
QUOTE(Trinket @ Sep 14 2007, 05:15 AM) *
Oh aren't they adoreable biggrin.gif . All lined up in their best outfits. They are cute.

I don't have cories but do other catfish count? How big do cories get?



Hiyas Imo! Cories get up to 3-4 inches, not all but the largest one's. What other kinds do you have?
FishCrazy
Nice pics i always wanted to get one...and they look so healthy
mrbumblebee
Lovely Cories! I'm not very good at naming other peoples fish I'm afraid. Do you know what sex they are? How do you tell with cories anyway? smile.gif
balashark
Great pic selena!

Mrbumblebee, males are usually smaller and slimmer compared to females of the same breed. Also, look at the pelvic fins, which are rounder in females and pointier in males. Finally, males may also have a longer dorsal fin, but that's not always true.
Trinket
QUOTE(Katalyst @ Sep 14 2007, 10:21 PM) *
What other kinds do you have?


I have Ben and Alli -here they are

Peaches
Theyre pretty cool.
Ive only got 5 right now in my 30 gallon. I would like a few more fr my 55. These are my favorite 2. They are trilineatus cories.


mrbumblebee
QUOTE(balashark @ Sep 14 2007, 11:33 PM) *
Mrbumblebee, males are usually smaller and slimmer compared to females of the same breed. Also, look at the pelvic fins, which are rounder in females and pointier in males. Finally, males may also have a longer dorsal fin, but that's not always true.


Thanks Justin - I thought you'd know! smile.gif

Great pictures Jon - you should have entered one of them into the tropical picture contest exactly.gif

Edit: Just noticed you took them today, so would have been too late anyway... make sure you enter next year though.
Peaches
I actually took these almost a year ago. I probally should have, but for some reason, i didn't think of it. I guess i could wait for next year.
mrbumblebee
Oh yeah, it's 2006.

They are lovely - must be fun to watch exactly.gif
Kristi


I love your cories!! What a great pic. Here's a pic of my Black Sail (leucomelas) cory. I also have 1 albino and 4 bronzes and would like to have a lot more--cories are just the cutest thing. smile.gif
Selena
Trinket - I love albino Bristlenoses. I'm currently trying to get one for my GF tank to keep my other bristlenose company

I love you trilineatus cories Jon. They look really similar to mine. Soooo cute!

Kristi - I haven't seen a black sail cory before. He looks awesome! I have to keep my eye out for a black sail.

Has anyone seen a panda cory before? I haven't been able to come across them here locally. I think they look cool.
mrbumblebee
QUOTE(Selena @ Sep 17 2007, 01:47 AM) *
Has anyone seen a panda cory before? I haven't been able to come across them here locally. I think they look cool.


Yeah, I've seen them occasionally in UK stores, they are not too uncommon. They are lovely! Maybe you could ask your LFS to order you some in?

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