Reply With Quotei never know that corydoras need cave! The worst thing is that something once they got struck inside & do not know how to get out...they will end up dying there....
"Cave" for Corys
found this old vase in my mum's drawer .
asked her to give it to me to use as a cave for my cory , they seem to love it ! the vase even trapped an air bubble at the top portion inside ( see red circle ) of it making it into a "cave" effectthe back portion has another hole to allow fish to tunnel thorough !
even found my guppies and a few tetra going in .;.. in search of food i guess
can you spot the hiding cory ?
Last edited by freshfish; 5th Nov 2008 at 12:38.
SA, CA & WA Dwarf Cichlid collector
i never know that corydoras need cave! The worst thing is that something once they got struck inside & do not know how to get out...they will end up dying there....
the holes are bigger ( can squeze in 2 at a time ) and they simple swim in and out
The greatness of a nation ... (Gandhi)
I think they like to swim in and out of caves and tunnels etc. But usually I use driftwood to form the caves, it looks more natural.
- Luenny
my cories love to be out in the open... never see them hovering inside the cave before.
SA, CA & WA Dwarf Cichlid collector
Yes, they like to swim in the open in groups...never lone ranger who like advantures
your so called "cave" looks out of place.
I saw that hidding corys.. Its so cute hidding in there
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really ? then i shall take it outOriginally Posted by Morgan01
the color and decor is not right...u need to bend it into the surrounding to make it more natural
...so may i suggestion...silicon glue small pebbles or small wood (dw) pieces over it to cover up the porcelain surface. have some plants around it to blend it well against the surrounding like a real cave. basically nature look
thanks for the suggestion
actually i have already taken it out as i also feel it doesnt look natural
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