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I guess with them such similar species, I would love to see the young!!noobgamers said:yes of course they can with no complication
I know that's why I was worried haha!techen said:Corys will eat plecs? Whaaaaaaat, How big are these corys @.@
Lol, I meant the cories bred (with each other! I had CW021 at the time) in a tank that also had a BN living in it!blueboy1 said:Whaaaat... What did they look like, that's becoming friendly on another level
lol coryzilla 20" long and highly aggresiveblueboy1 said:
I guess with them such similar species, I would love to see the young!!yes of course they can with no complication
I know that's why I was worried haha!techen said:Corys will eat plecs? Whaaaaaaat, How big are these corys @.@
Ohhhh lol I feel dumb!!fluttermoth said:Lol, I meant the cories bred (with each other! I had CW021 at the time) in a tank that also had a BN living in it!Whaaaat... What did they look like, that's becoming friendly on another level
I didn't mean I had BN x corydoras fish! That would be biologically impossible, they're not closely related enough. Some bristlenoses will breed with other species of bristlenose, and some cories will hybridise with other corydoras species, but not with each other.