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Ok I can re home some to my mom she has a 300 but no they won't take them back I've had the corys for 6 months + the upside down catfish could be returned. He just looks so cute breaks my heart. But it's what is best for the fish I just still find it hard to believe all you can keep on a 10g. Is...

So what do you propose I do . I told you my options. I cannot re home them all. And they are fine in the schools they are in. Yet again they school among other corys it's not like they are hiding from other fish it's a all cory tank and a very docile betta they are all very comfortable otherwise...

Yeah I tried to attach them and I assure you that the corys are fine with other kinds of corys they might not cross breed but they definitely are still fine with other cory species. They bred together and had many cory eggs all got eaten but I haven't had a death in 6 months... I agree they need...

I understand what your saying how many corys would you recommend I remove at minimum I could prilly re home at least 4 of them into a 5g I have with just a betta. And how much more floor space really is a 20g. Like it's only about 6-10 inch more floor space how is that gonna change that much?

So with a large amt of filtration like a sump would you be able to house more? I really don't have the room to upgrade my tank I have 2 other 10g 1 like I said is petricola and betta and then one is a betta a neons and a mystery snail. All planted

So your saying you can't keep a school of corys in a 10g?? How do they keep like 50 in 1 10g at the pet store? I'm not doubting your answer just wanna know how they are able to achieve the numbers in such a small space So could you keep a usd catfish In a ten gallon if it was with only other usd...

I have it half sand and half gravel tried to attach a picture but it won't upload off my phone but I have it covered in plants and the wisteria is about half the tank and has at least 5 baby offshoots off of it. The corys have been fine In the numbers provided they all seem to school together...

It's a 1gallon with 2 hob filters (aquaclear20, whisper10) and a sponge filter for a 25 There is a giant wisteria, bacopa, a large anubias, a Cardinal lobelia a S carpet, anarchis is floating And another small stem carpet plant. Livestock: 3 Julli corys, 2 albino corys 2 emerald corys half...

My tank is almost overstocked even though it has 3 filters and lots of plants I feel like I shouldn't add much more just cause the fish will be cramped the one by itself is acting fine very active and eating for the first day I brought it home you think it will be fine with just 1 more synoditis...

I bought a lone synod nigrivitus I think it's spelled it's a upside down catfish. I'm wondering if it is safe to stick it in my all cory tank or will it make the corys nervous or scared or is it perfectly safe to house these two species together?

But it doesnt seem to be that fast moving normally the bettas are all hanging out at the top and they dont seem bothered at all?

Apple snails/mystery snails are also a good choice they get rather large but they dont reproduce without a male and female present and even if they would happen to lay eggs they lay them in large clutchs which are very easy to spot as they are always above the waterline with most available...

Do you think there would be any best combination of kinds of filters to maximize benefits like undergravel filter with hob and a sponge or just multiple hob or a canister? And what is your thoughts on carbon in a aquaclear or other filters with individual bags for mechanical bio and carbon take...

A whisper1-3 smallest one is what I use on my 2.5g and it works great

I have a 2 10gallon tanks each have 3 filters on them a aquaclear20 a whisper10 and a sponge filter for up to 25g. My question is are all my filters actually helping my tank adequately or is it just overkill and 3 would be as good as just one sponge filter? My tanks are all well planted as well...