Reply With QuoteMainly bottom though will be comfortable being on rocks and plants in the mid level. At least, in my experience.
As per title. As i cannot seem to find information on the internet pertaining to this. Greatly appreciate all help. Thank you.
Mainly bottom though will be comfortable being on rocks and plants in the mid level. At least, in my experience.
I find C. Habrosus to be mainly bottom dwelling. The only Corydoras that can be considered mid dwelling would be C. Hastatus.
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Thank you guys for the valuable feedback. I got a shoal of hasbrosus to share the orange shrimps tank and absolutely love them to bits
On another note, ain't Corydoras*pygmaeus also mid water dwellers? I keep them and they seem to exhibit that.
Definitely bottom dweller else scientist would have name them quitee differently. The snout and mouth structure is a giveaway I guess
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C. Pygmaeus are also considered bottom dwelling. However, as mentioned, they do swim in mid water from time to time.. Especially if they are commed with C. Hastatus.Originally Posted by cherabin
Thank you guys for the valuable feedback. I got a shoal of hasbrosus to share the orange shrimps tank and absolutely love them to bits
On another note, ain't Corydoras*pygmaeus also mid water dwellers? I keep them and they seem to exhibit that.
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Not to worry. Now my 3 years old hatchetfish swim in mid water too! : ) : ) : )
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C. habrosus mostly bottom dwelling.
C. pygmaeus occasionally mid-water, especially in the company of C. hastatus.
C. hastatus mostly schooling in mid-water but will happily laze on the bottom after a hearty meal.
Hatchetfish mostly mid to surface dwelling. Most contented to stay under floating plants.
Bottom hatchetfish... erm... bro... that one is dead liao!!! HAHAHA!!!
Happy, healthy & fruitful year to all in 2013! Huat ah!!!
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
Uncle Moustache curse my fish : )
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Colin, on the contrary... just testing my twisted sense of humor nia
BTW, Cherabin, mis-spelling... should be habrosus, not hasbrosus
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
Ah thank you Uncle Ron
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