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    Doubleace's Corydoras Tank

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    Hi Guys

    Here's the update of my tank and currently only got 2 types of corydoras. Comments and advise are all welcome!




    young duplicareus



    young habrosus

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    great looking bro.. if you can add more driftwood, the tank would look more natural!

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    Cool...!
    Hmm.. a school of tetras would be nice.
    Are you planning to put in any plants in there?
    If not, maybe you'll like some floating plants for shades?



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    Hi whiskerbreed,

    I like those cories in your tank but the water looks cloudy at least to me. I used to keep corydoras duplicareus but they'd never breed in my tanks before. Right now, I'm keeping half a dozen of habrosus in my tank and hopefully they will breed one day. What's the purpose of this tank? Are you using it as a breeding or display tank? Your tank seems quite large but looks too empty, so I believe planting the tank generously would make the cories feel more comfortable.

    greetings,
    Shi Xuan
    Currently keeping large predatory fish 🐟

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    Thanks guys.. Actually i'm not planning to plant any plants in this tank as i'm going to make a cory biotope tank so I will make it as close as cory in their nature habitat. So i had to add in some more driftwood?
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    Nice tank set up,where did you get the duplicareus from,C328?

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    yea.. add more drift wood. can provide hiding space too.

    1. add more cories! you need more!
    2. get smaller indian almond leaves(aka ketapang leaves) because i feel big leaves make your tank looks small
    3. if possible.. change to brown sand.. but now white sand gives it a fresh look too..

    my 2 cents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 900801 View Post
    Nice tank set up,where did you get the duplicareus from,C328?
    900801,
    yup i got them from C328.

    Quote Originally Posted by EvolutionZ View Post
    yea.. add more drift wood. can provide hiding space too.

    1. add more cories! you need more!
    2. get smaller indian almond leaves(aka ketapang leaves) because i feel big leaves make your tank looks small
    3. if possible.. change to brown sand.. but now white sand gives it a fresh look too..

    my 2 cents.
    EvolutionZ,
    alright.. noted.. i will go and look for more driftwood.
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    Guys,

    currently i'm using a eheim 2042 HOF for my tank and is there any canister filter that can put same level as the tank? If i'm putting more cories into the tank i think the bioload for the HOF is not enough.
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    Nice tank. Looks natural too with the ketapang leaves in. How many cories do you have there? I think it will look nicer once the dupli grows up. Now it's a bit empty. If you add in plants or dw now, you will probably not get to see the cories most of the time.
    Last edited by Quixotic; 22nd Nov 2008 at 09:05. Reason: 'k' for ketapang
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    luenny,
    currently i have 6 duplicareus, 6 habrosus and 10 otocinclus (for cleaning) in the tank. I will add some other types of cories once i got them. But is the bioload enough for the HOF to handle if i add in more cories in future?
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    Amazing! Seems like cory biotope tanks are all the rage now Good for me to get inspiration for the one i'll be setting up next year...going to place an order for a 3 foot tank with sump for ease of maintenance and more media space

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    I think your bioload's a bit high for HOF (depending on the size of your HOF). Anyway, do you really need that many oto for cleaning?
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    Nice biotope for cories to play around....shall add more cories.
    I just happened to see that there are 2 uncommon cories just arrived at C328 today - Corydoras concolor & Corydoras Bicolor...

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    his ehiem HOF is 760l/hr.. should be quite big? it also depends what you fill inside.. best to stuff biohome in.

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    haha... i also think 10 otos are too much for them to do the cleaning. Ya my HOF is 760l/h. So is it alright or too small?

    Scope,
    Thanks for the information will go down and take a look.
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    maybe adding another of the same HOF will be better? cories love fast water..

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    Quote Originally Posted by EvolutionZ View Post
    maybe adding another of the same HOF will be better? cories love fast water..
    Put one on each side? I think it will like tornado...
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    hehe.. ok la.. i'll be using a total of 1300l/hr.. with 2 filter..but mostly reduced to 800l/hr because of filter media.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SCOPE View Post
    Nice biotope for cories to play around....shall add more cories.
    I just happened to see that there are 2 uncommon cories just arrived at C328 today - Corydoras concolor & Corydoras Bicolor...
    bro any idea how much they costs? i also kana the Venom from corys!!!

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