Salt and Pepper Cory, Corydoras habrosus Species Spotlight

Wiggly, durable, and versatile, salt and pepper cories are an exceptional addition to a planted community tank of many sizes. One of my all time favorites, they will always have a place in my fish room. http://msjinkzd.com/ https://www.facebook.com/msjinkzd/ Corydoras habrosus- “salt and pepper dwarf cory” pH: 5.5-7.5 temperature-70-79 hardness:2-12 dkh adult size: 1.4″ behavior: shoaling, keep in groups larger than 6 with more than 10 being ideal diet: opprtunistic omnivore, easy to supplement compatability: other small and peaceful community fish

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Wiggly, durable, and versatile, salt and pepper cories are an exceptional addition to a planted community tank of many sizes. One of my all time favorites, they will always have a place in my fish room. http://msjinkzd.com/ https://www.facebook.com/msjinkzd/ Corydoras habrosus- “salt and pepper dwarf cory” pH: 5.5-7.5 temperature-70-79 hardness:2-12 dkh adult size: 1.4″ behavior: shoaling, keep in groups larger than 6 with more than 10 being ideal diet: opprtunistic omnivore, easy to supplement compatability: other small and peaceful community fish

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arvin mendoza
arvin mendoza - 6 years ago
What's the age sexually maturity of these guys?
Mike scott
Mike scott - 7 years ago
Would these be ok in planted 10 gallon?
River Rockhound
River Rockhound - 7 years ago
Hey Rachel I bought 2 salt and pepper corys from my mall pet store here in Edmonton and I've had them for a few months my water was hard so I added some rain water and did a 20 percent water change and boom I got Cory eggs everywhere I look, so I think they like rain water
Susan Pratt
Susan Pratt - 7 years ago
Would cleaning a tank bother a Cory into releasing their toxin? Have one in a 5 gallon with 4 neons and a betta. Thinking of going ten so I can get more cories for him and maybe a few more tetras.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
No, not generally- and the dilution would make it a nonissue. It is generally only a problem in small volumes of water- like shipping bags.
Iris Kb
Iris Kb - 7 years ago
Can small amounts of aquarium Salt hurt the cory?
Courtney Carlisle
Courtney Carlisle - 7 years ago
Can i put one of these in a community tank or do they need to be in groups
syed hassan
syed hassan - 7 years ago
Damn dat mohawk
Jeremy McReynolds
Jeremy McReynolds - 7 years ago
In general corys tend to leave snails alone right?
Jeremy McReynolds
Jeremy McReynolds - 7 years ago
Thanks Rachel!
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
yes, that is correct
Sean Ford
Sean Ford - 7 years ago
I had 2 of them in a 5.5 gallon and they were so cute and I loved them.

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Banana Bus
Banana Bus - 7 years ago
Would apistos pick at them too much?
Ricist
Ricist - 7 years ago
I love your mowhawk
Mitch Connor
Mitch Connor - 7 years ago
cool mohawk!!
RedAquatics
RedAquatics - 7 years ago
What size do you breed them at? I am trying to breed mine and don't know what size they are at.
RedAquatics
RedAquatics - 7 years ago
+Rachel O'leary Thank you for the reply!
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
+Xiems when the females are almost twice the size if the males
Jessica Cammarata
Jessica Cammarata - 7 years ago
Now this is how these guys should be kept!! When I first got started several years ago (when I knew nothing lol) My lfs had these guys and I asked if I needed a big group and they said no, that 3 was fine so I took them home. On another note they also said I only needed a few pygmy corys as well but the 3 I got NEVER hung out together so I went back and got more and now I have about 20 pygmys. They are always together and SUCH A PLEASURE TO WATCH! Unfortunately my lfs only got more salt n peppers one more time since and someone bought all but one which I of course brought home but he didn't make it a week so I still only have 3 and really want more. I have 2 females and one male and I would love to see them in a big group to get to see more natural behavior like my pygmys. Do you sell these guys I hope? I would love to get at least 10.
Константин Смирнов
Константин Смирнов - 7 years ago
кто эта тетя!!!!!
Something Fishy Juno
Something Fishy Juno - 7 years ago
damn I love your hair here. nice.
Anna Silvestri
Anna Silvestri - 7 years ago
So for the number as the minimum being 10 how large of a tank would be needed to accommodate them
Clint Kennedy Omnos
Clint Kennedy Omnos - 7 years ago
how many of these can i put on a 20 gallon tank?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
+Clint Kennedy Omnos a group of 12 would be comfortable with another group of very small tetras
FUNNY SH#T
FUNNY SH#T - 7 years ago
How do u keep your hair like that

20. comment for Salt and Pepper Cory, Corydoras habrosus Species Spotlight

COOPER'S CICHILDS
COOPER'S CICHILDS - 7 years ago
nice update love the hair
Marcin Suska
Marcin Suska - 7 years ago
I'd love You to do species spotlight on Corydoras paleatus!! I enjoy watching all of Your videos andof course learn from them so please please do it at some point :)
KaijuCinema
KaijuCinema - 7 years ago
Can these go in a 10 gallon
KaijuCinema
KaijuCinema - 7 years ago
Rachel O'leary Thanks!
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
+KaijuCinema yes
Kaveesha Wijekulasuriya
Kaveesha Wijekulasuriya - 7 years ago
Omg! The maw hawk is in top mode
Love Cat's and fish
Love Cat's and fish - 7 years ago
What creature are you? :)
R oh
R oh - 7 years ago
how big do they get Rachel
Aidan Seow
Aidan Seow - 7 years ago
I lost two panda Cory in a week but I did do a water change after the first one die. Still have 8 of them but movement not a lot. But they still eat so far. The second one when I took it out has white pimple on its face so not sure what is the cause of death. I have a few plants and only two small albino pelco in the tank.
scottishduck88
scottishduck88 - 7 years ago
I love my habrosus. I have 3 females and 5 males (the females are at least twice the size of the males). You mentioned that they will eat their own eggs and might not be good with shrimp. I have them in a tank with red cherries and the only time I see them eating a shrimp is when the shrimp has died off and the cory gets to it before I do.

How common is it for these fish to spawn in a community tank? I wasn't trying at all, but I'm pretty sure I saw a small wriggler fry about 2 weeks ago, and I think it was from my cories (nothing else would be swimming on the bottom like that). It was <5mm long though and unfortunately I disturbed its hiding spot so I'm certain he's been eaten by something by now.
Ne Ne Zilla
Ne Ne Zilla - 7 years ago
such busy little fish!
Shai Xiong
Shai Xiong - 8 years ago
so they wont do too well with cherry shrimps?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
They can, but it can be hit or miss.
Liberian average man
Liberian average man - 7 years ago
Rachel O'leary yes corys
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
+da finesse kid of cory? 3 cory, and several aspidoras
Liberian average man
Liberian average man - 7 years ago
Rachel O'leary how many dwarf or pygmy species or at least a general account that are in the hobby
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Shai Xiong they do ok, but they explore with their mouths which can be a problem

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Aquatic Tanks By MJ
Aquatic Tanks By MJ - 8 years ago
how many dwarf Cory catfish 10 gallon planted tank?
scottishduck88
scottishduck88 - 7 years ago
I would say zero. They are active (see this video) and like large numbers. I would recommend at least 20gal long for these guys to have enough room to explore and exhibit normal cory behavior.
Nate K
Nate K - 8 years ago
Would you happen to be willing to sell these? I would like to buy some eventually but I do not like buying from overseas, and I thought I read somewhere that you live in Maryland! Do you have a portal set up for selling them already?
Nate K
Nate K - 8 years ago
Okay! Thank you!
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Nate K sure. I am in DC area this weekend for catcon, but welcome visitors as long as we make an appointment
Nate K
Nate K - 8 years ago
I found your website... sorry! Would love to visit if I can sometime!
dajoke24
dajoke24 - 8 years ago
Is eco-complete safe for corydoras catfish? A reply is appreciated.

Also how do you feed them, I have kept other cory species years ago and had trouble feeding them?

And would they be fine in an open top aquarium (20 gallon long)?
dajoke24
dajoke24 - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary Thanks for the reply, I don't want to go on long as I'm sure you're busy. If I decide to get cory catfish which species would do fine on eco-complete. Also is an open top aquarium completely fine for cory catfish or are they known to jump out? Thanks again.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+dajoke24 eco complete is a little rough so it would really depend on what species, as they have different feeding and foraging behaviors. Feeding sinking pellets or worms generally works out well.
gabby
gabby - 8 years ago
I have a female betta (she is pretty young) in a fully cycled 10g and I was looking for future tankmates, would you recommend these or no? I can't really find much information on them with bettas. I have sand and a 30g sunsun canister filter if that helps and she is currently the only occupant.
Dark Helmet
Dark Helmet - 8 years ago
they'd be fine. Make sure you have a small shoal of the habrosus. They don't like being alone.
Turbogeek 21
Turbogeek 21 - 8 years ago
your hair is amazing
R Bear
R Bear - 8 years ago
Now I want a bigger tank for my cories, I have one salt and pepper right now but I want more. Thanks for a great video.
lovelithops
lovelithops - 8 years ago
Could I keep some of these in with Panda Cories? Great video.
Dakota14breyer
Dakota14breyer - 8 years ago
Oh my gosh I love these guys!! Do you have any for sale on your site? I checked the Currently in Stock list, but I was hoping it updated, lol I'm impatient.
Jane Doe
Jane Doe - 8 years ago
Would you consider these little guys suitable for a tank smaller than 10 gallons? I love tiny cories! They're sooo cute
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Jane Doe depends on the footprint really
Dark Helmet
Dark Helmet - 8 years ago
i think it every time i see one of your videos, your hair makes your head look like a fish.
Dark Helmet
Dark Helmet - 8 years ago
and pectoral
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Echo Moto dorsal fin?
Hellish Venturi
Hellish Venturi - 8 years ago
wonderful stuff! do you live in a fish house or something?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
albino cories? they will breed with any others in the aeneus complex.
ChickDile
ChickDile - 8 years ago
Is it okay to have different types of cory in a tank? Will they swim together?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+AvithejokerZ it's best to have bigger groupings of less species for better behavior, though those from the same complex will often swim together
Rachel K.
Rachel K. - 8 years ago
Can you spotlight a mystery snail please?
AquariumKids
AquariumKids - 8 years ago
Great video! Subscribed :)
Weenie Hut Jr's
Weenie Hut Jr's - 8 years ago
can you mix for example S&P and Panda corys for one big school or stick to the same kind?
Sami S
Sami S - 8 years ago
how many corys in a 10 gallon? I already have one and I want to add more because I heard they are schoolers. How many?
Sami S
Sami S - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary I have 1 very friendly active betta, 3 fancy male guppies and the 1 albino cory cat. I really don't want to overstock it. But I also don't want to understock it. Other then the cats do you know what else I could add? Maybe some african dwarf frogs? Thanks!
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Sami S minimum of 8 is my opinion with these guys. Really depends on what else you have in the tank if there is room. If its otherwise stocked, add at least 2-3 more just for comfort, though you won't see best behavior with that few.
Shaden0040
Shaden0040 - 8 years ago
Loving these corys and your rockin mohawk!
becksta29
becksta29 - 8 years ago
do u know what marine velvet looks like on peppered corys?I think mine have it,they defo have a metallic skin disease that is spreading as only 1 started with it.any help would be greatly appreciated
sam pollard
sam pollard - 8 years ago
I love your corys! I am thinking of getting some albinos and have been doing research buy am getting mixed info on ideal temp. Some sources say they can be kept at 68 degrees no problem (that is the normal temp in my house in cold Canada :)) and others say they should be at 78 degrees. What is your opinion?
sam pollard
sam pollard - 8 years ago
Which type stays smaller?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+sam pollard That really depends on which species- C. aeneus (the albinos generally found) do fine as low as 21C (70F), Brochis splendens do fine down to 68, Scleromystax barbatus down to 16C (60F) while other species like like a minimum of 24C (75F) with warmer being much better. There just isn't a blanket answer as it varies greatly as cories are collected alllll over the place.
Coxoul
Coxoul - 8 years ago
Corydoras are one of my all time favs. I originally bought 2 because they reminded me of zoidburg from futurama. The same 2 I originally bought Lived for close to 6 years. Moving from a 1ft by 1ft tank up as my tanks got larger. Till they were in a 4ft long by 3 ft wide tank. Their tank mates included Jack Dempsey, Sarratoga, Severums, a texas cichlid and at one point (before the Sarratoga) an oscar. They were never eaten and always looked in great health. I would highly suggest them for any freshwater tank. They may not be bright and colourful but are always out and zipping around like they just drank a whole pot of coffee.

50. comment for Salt and Pepper Cory, Corydoras habrosus Species Spotlight

MELODY MUNRO
MELODY MUNRO - 8 years ago
Hi Rachel...I presently have bronze and peppered corys that are healthy, active and from which I have had fry (even in the planted community tank). I am planning a planted angelfish tank in which I intend to have half of the substrate as just play sand as I want to have another type of cory in there with the angels. (just angels and corys). My water here is 7.6 out of the tap and stable. I am in the subtropics and so tank temp can reach 29C (84-85F) in the summer months. Could you recommend another type of cory that would be okay in those conditions...thanks.
MELODY MUNRO
MELODY MUNRO - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary Thanks....hopefully I can find some in my area...thanks for replying..much appreciated.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+ORANGE FISHHEAD sterbai would be great.
Anne Her
Anne Her - 8 years ago
Could you do a species spot light on scarlet badis
ShelbyRae Lane
ShelbyRae Lane - 8 years ago
Thanks for the reasoning on why it's not a great idea to keep them with shrimp.
Rubber Duck
Rubber Duck - 8 years ago
The Mohawk has made a stunning return!
Stuart Willoughby
Stuart Willoughby - 8 years ago
Hi Rachel, do you keep Poecilia wingei? They might make a good Species Spotlight. Really active interesting fish.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Stuart Willoughby Yep! They are a great little fish, perfect with these guys as well :)
Abby Smith
Abby Smith - 8 years ago
Have you ever had a "bad batch" of habrosus cories before? I purchased 11 to QT for my 20g long "nano" tank, but they all died in quarantine but of no apparent causes that I could see. Using a different tank but purchasing from the same source I got another 10 and they're all thriving! I purchased the two groups about a month and a half or two apart...since they were all wild-caught, could it be seasonality or something like that?
Abby Smith
Abby Smith - 8 years ago
I'm keeping my guys in a 20g long, thanks for the tip!
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Abby Smith I have, they are shipped SO densely (600 to a bag in a lot of cases when exported) and it can be hit or miss. One tip I do with them is to keep them in relatively shallow water if they are fresh into the country. This makes gulping air less laborious for them.
Lelani Dixon
Lelani Dixon - 8 years ago
These are great. I also really enjoy Panda Loaches, they're a fun fish to watch as well. If you get a chance, I'd love a species spotlight on them.
Bart Newell
Bart Newell - 8 years ago
Lots of times pet stores mix up pygmy cory and salt and pepper cory. I've bought maybe 20-30 total for my 55g, and it's almost an even split S&P/Pygmy. Can they breed with one-another?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 7 years ago
+ChallengerHQ I have never heard of them hybridizing
ChallengerHQ
ChallengerHQ - 7 years ago
Bart Newell yes to make a hybrid
BolivianFishKeeper
BolivianFishKeeper - 8 years ago
Cory nevermind.That is a big Mohawk .... Could probably paint your fish room with giant thing
Old School Fish Guy
Old School Fish Guy - 8 years ago
One of my top ten!!!
Fish Behind Glass
Fish Behind Glass - 8 years ago
These Corys are cool. I'll keep an eye out for them. I'm terrible at the Latin names. My tongue won't cooperate. Plus remembering them all. Do you have any plans on doing a vid on nerites? Probably not considered nano. But it's been difficult to get detailed info on them.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Fish Behind Glass I do! maybe soon. So many species I want to cover :)
1984kagome
1984kagome - 8 years ago
Can you keep Corys with plecos? Love your videos :)
Silentwisher
Silentwisher - 8 years ago
Have you covered rubber nose or bulldog pleco?
Emily Emilee
Emily Emilee - 8 years ago
+Silentwisher I also would love to see this. (!!!)
Silentwisher
Silentwisher - 8 years ago
300 of them? Oh my god. I would be in heaven! They are my favorite!
Caren Hall
Caren Hall - 8 years ago
Me three! They are good at multiplying when they're happy, my cory population has exploded!
Matt Whitmire
Matt Whitmire - 8 years ago
+Silentwisher me too! love these guys
Thor's Aquatics
Thor's Aquatics - 8 years ago
yes green lace shrimp, never seen u carry anymore..
Thor's Aquatics
Thor's Aquatics - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary that's why I don't seen them for years!
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Thor&#39;s Aquatics They are electrofished for the most part, resulting in high mortality. I don't support that kind of collection so will only buy them if I can find someone who collects them with alternative methods. Breaks my heart, but its the right thing to do.
Oscar Segundo
Oscar Segundo - 8 years ago
Nice video, I just got me some last week and are currently in there qt tank. Hopefully they spawn in the future so I can have more.
Jean Rosa
Jean Rosa - 8 years ago
Great as always. I have a thought, but it may be a bit too much to ask--how about a "Species Suggestions for Nano Tanks:Couplings". Some of us Nano tank keepers have, well, small tanks and can't keep these huge schools that you mention. So what are your suggestions on stocking for truly nano tanks? Personally, I am having a helluva time with finding nano fish locally, and keeping a cleanup crew that can survive my very, very low PH tank. I have a 20High with lots of plants and driftwood, with a PH of <6.0-6.3 consistently. Otos, shrimp, and snails have all died. I'm at a lost for a crew.... Thanks!
Jean Rosa
Jean Rosa - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary
 Thanks so much for your response. I thought Nano was smaller than 20, but I'm going on information I've read that 20 is also considered Nano. Interesting point you made about the issues a lot of us have with attempted replication of the larger tanks. I would love to learn the rules of Nano tank husbandry! Thanks again.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Jean “thebklynblujay” Rosa What are you considering nano? Many of these species really can do well in small tanks, but in my mind, truly nano is under 10 gallons. The issue I think most folks have is that they want to duplicate what they would see in a larger tank, in a small tank. Nanos have their own set of rules, and multiple species are not often possible (if done well, in appropriate groups) though we could often do a species tank and house any number of fish responsibly. For instance, I also recommend 10 or more of boraras, which would be appropriate even in a teeny tank because of their adult shape and size.
AlongfortheThrill
AlongfortheThrill - 8 years ago
I know I need more, I only have 1 green and 2 albino Cory in my 110G. I just don't want to QT.....
Rico Suave
Rico Suave - 8 years ago
Loll super nonchalant I have 300 over here lets take a look
SevernRunAquatics
SevernRunAquatics - 8 years ago
Bravo! Loved it as per usual. I've been looking to purchase some of these. How do you think they'd do with apistos?
SevernRunAquatics
SevernRunAquatics - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary with apistos still being cichlids and having so much personality as a result I think it just depends like you kind of eluded to if you get a jerk or not.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+SevernRunAquatics I had one male cac (wild) that was the biggest jerk ever, but otherwise have had few issues
SevernRunAquatics
SevernRunAquatics - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary maybe if the grow up with them they'd be less likely to attack. I've never had an Apisto attack fish and my male Cacatuoides is huge.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
macmasteri aren't usually big jerks, though they do have big mouths. I would think it would be fine, though you would want to watch especially when the apistos are in spawning gear. These little cories have the spiniest pelvic fins (hurts like all get out when they jab you).
SevernRunAquatics
SevernRunAquatics - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary I won a wild pair of macmasteri at the big fish deal was hoping to use these guys with them
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+SevernRunAquatics I think that depends on which type of apisto, but I would think ok. As you know, some species of apistos are nicer than others. I find wild cacs to be total jerks, but most others would likely be fine.
Dontdalla
Dontdalla - 8 years ago
Yet again, another helpful video. Thanks.
Anthony Ragan
Anthony Ragan - 8 years ago
Very helpful video, and quite the coincidence: habrosus are on the short list of corys I want to keep in the 20-long I'm cycling. Do you think eco-complete is too rough a substrate for their barbels?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Emily Emilee the chunkier stuff :)
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Emily Emilee the chunkier stuff :)
Emily Emilee
Emily Emilee - 8 years ago
+Rachel O&#39;leary Is flourite sand too rough or just the chunkier stuff?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Anthony Ragan it's not ideal but not as bad as flourite
OHLE312
OHLE312 - 8 years ago
do you have them for sale cause mine just went through there life cycle
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+OHLE312 I do have habrosus for sale. My complete stock list can be found at msjinkzd.com
Royal Crab
Royal Crab - 8 years ago
Those are some nice cories! I have the same issue with common names haha. Too many common names per fish, so it's easier to just know their scientific name so there's little confusion (except when there's multiple species that look very much similar to each other)
Catfish Cave
Catfish Cave - 8 years ago
I keep mine with with kuhli loaches - their busy-body-ness keeps the loaches out in the open more than usual as they constantly "nudge" them from their hiding places. You're absolutely right - they are VERY entertaining! Do have any Hastatus in your fishroom?
Jacob Cudmore
Jacob Cudmore - 8 years ago
+Rachel O'leary how many can I put in my 15 litre?
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+Catfish Cave just a small group.
Damion Markham
Damion Markham - 8 years ago
wow Rachel , minimum of ten,good to know . could that be mixed species or best just one type .
in the past my cories barbs fell off and they died.my water is hard and I used gravel some times boiled beach gravel mixed in.
any way planning a 55 planted tank with black Diamond and soil or maybe ecocomplete and my tap water . is there a type of Cory that would be ok in harder water and black Diamond if so can I get 5 at a time and build my colony slowly.
Hope you're having fun and making some money in Maryland
Caren Hall
Caren Hall - 8 years ago
Gravel is too hard on their barbs, my guys are in a 300litre tank with sand, driftwood, lots of plants, some sharks and neons. I got the play sand for kids in the big plastic bags. If it wasn't in bags I'd definatly wash it in hot water, you'd never know where it's been!
DW7887
DW7887 - 8 years ago
I keep them together with Nannstomus marginatus - nice combination IMO. They spawned for me twice - first time I removed all other fish, and the fry and parents stayed together in the tank (see my pictures on Commons https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Corydoras-habrosus-Jungfisch-Schnauze.jpg). Second time the fry is still in a net in the tank of their parents - was not able to catch all Nannostomus in time ;-) I think that these cories are not as durable as other - they definitely need a good filtration and reg. water changes.
Rachel O'leary
Rachel O'leary - 8 years ago
+DW7887 I adore marginatus and agree- that is an excellent pairing.
QoQ Royals
QoQ Royals - 8 years ago
so am i
EsotericAquatics
EsotericAquatics - 8 years ago
im early

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