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    leonghui, ya.. they r C. similis, i got 6 of them...

    qianhu have shutter service on weekends.. dunno what other kinda of cory they have, but the prices wouldnt be cheap unless akoh is there with u []

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    O ok, thanks for all the info.

    Btw are the 2 cories behind in the 2nd pic skunk cories? They look kind of dark instead of white.

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    yes, c. arcuatus
    they ARE darker than usual, because they changed to match the gravel

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    Guys ! any news on C. Barbatus !, Cheers! []

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    Saw guapore in smaller shop in tiong bahru yesterday. in fact, bought some.
    Checked my book, quite definite is guapore, though it looks like another one with the name starting with the letter "c", very long name.
    Anyone seen the "blue cory" from petmart? what exactly is that?
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    On 1/30/2002 12:41:35 AM

    yes, c. arcuatus
    they ARE darker than usual, because they changed to match the gravel
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    DEA, thats interesting I didn't realized cories do that. You mean if I have a light colored gravel the arcuatus will be whiter? Are pandas like that too? I prefer them white to display the contrast.

    coryfav, do you mean the "blue back" cories in petmart? They are similis I believe. Aren't them the same as those in tiong bahru? I was there, TB, last week and saw only similis. They looked the same to those in petmart.

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    coryfav... kekekee.. they r C. similis.. I made the same mistakes too and thght they were C. guapore.. were u there in the evening ard 6.30pm? u got them from Ben rite?

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    What do u feed thiese fishes?
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    On 1/30/2002 11:21:43 AM

    What do u feed thiese fishes?
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    MY !
    They luv tubiflex worms ( but treatment is a must ! b4 giving it to them ), blood worms , algae wafer etc, cheers ! []

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    Are they suitable in a community plant tank.

    I have two angel n some other peaceful fishes.
    I feed my angels with a mix of frozen blood worms and pellets, from what I can notice the blood worms has not chance to reach the bottom.
    and these corys are bottom feeders aren't they!
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    Simon,
    You the one catching Yamato, is it?
    Yah, I got from Ben last evening lah. Planned to get Panda but you saw the condition...
    Ben said this's hardier than Panda, what say you? I've never kept this, but my Panda seem to last longer than my Three-Lined...[]
    I went home, made partial water change before putting them in (oh, also got some Meteor Minnow from Ben).
    Fifteen minutes later, while observing them, I spotted something in one of my plants, covered with fungus (white hairy stuff?).
    It's a dead flying ant!!! While trying to get it out, bits of dirt went flying in the water and had to do another water change.[]
    Really hope everybody is well. Sob, sob!
    Hey, how about C. Caudimaculatus? My Cory book didn't mention about C. Similus when I looked up "Guapore".
    I'm trying to look for the site which gives information with pictures on individual cory but so far still searching...[:0]

    I feed (but planning to feed my new ones only this evening) my cory mainly tablet food and occasionally frozen blood worms. OK?
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    Ha, ha, ha, ha, in my 2ft tank, the frozen bloodworms also have difficulty reaching the bottom, so I've to put in a bigger portion at once and also have to be after feeding the other fish with their dried food.

    Simon, you mean Similus / Simulatus? I just saw picture in http://www.alloddballaquatics.com/catfish.html when i made a search for Similis. Notice that Simi has blotches on its dorsal fins and over its eyes? Mine only has 1 blotch...?

    Er, sorry that I didn't look around at the people at Ben's place, cos trying to catch the cory with a round net was no joke!!![:0]
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    foxemty, only heard the petmart lady asking customers whether they want "blue cory"...
    yah, maybe the same though they looked darker in petmart[:]
    must go home and flip through my book again, AFTER checking up on the well-being of my latest purchase
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    coryfav.. ahhhh.. thats me catching yamato and bz catching all the C. similis.. luckily u left some of me

    the panda looks kinda small... plus i dun quite like the look of them

    dun mind me asking u, but how much u pay for yr corys?

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    Malaysian: cory r peaceful fishes and yes, they r bottom feeders

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    On 1/30/2002 11:48:07 AM

    I'm trying to look for the site which gives information with pictures on individual cory but so far still searching...[:0]

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    Coryfav ! check out this site
    www.planetcatfish.com
    Have Fun ! Cheers !

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    On 1/30/2002 10:56:44 AM

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    On 1/30/2002 12:41:35 AM

    yes, c. arcuatus
    they ARE darker than usual, because they changed to match the gravel
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    DEA, thats interesting I didn't realized cories do that. You mean if I have a light colored gravel the arcuatus will be whiter? Are pandas like that too? I prefer them white to display the contrast.

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    they'll have this dark tinge to them that i have not seen in tanks with lighter gravel

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    see? there're so many similar ones that now we've c. arcuatus!

    simon, not nice (for ben) to "expose" the price i paid here, lah! i don't know whether you'll consider it good price, but this's the first time i bought cory with a $6 price tag!

    oh yah! i wasn't looking at you, but i'd a feeling that the person who's catching the yamato (round net very difficult, right? but catching fish is easier with this than the rectangle net.) and later came back for something else.

    i didn't see what you're catching the second time round (trying to make sure ben didn't give me the wrong bag of fish!) but i couldn't sense someone telling me, "don't catch all huh! ha, ha, ha!

    hey, you guys/gals who keep white cloud mountain minnow, should see the meteor minnow, long fin version. very very beautiful, but you've to wait for the next lot. i caught the nicer ones already...

    akoh, thanks for the site. yah, i'm having lots of fun. cory is great!
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    coryfav, i oso sense that gal who was catching so many cory shld be in the same hobby []

    next time, if u wana buy more cory from Ben tell me... can get better price

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    thanks, simon! but next time i buy cory, reason will not be good. either i've casualty or i'm going to overstock[] .

    hey, tell me leh - these similis hardy or not? i'm kind of worried after that flying ant incident...[:]
    P-L-E-C-O-R-Y=M-A-N-I-A!!! YEAH!
    FLORENCE, capital of the region of Tuscany, has a population of around half a million inhabitants, spreads on the banks of the Arno, between the Adriatic and the Tyrrhenian seas, almost in the middle of the Italian peninsula. It is a city which bustles with industry and craft, commerce and culture, art and science.

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