All my Cory cats have died. Every last one. I feel terrible, because there was nothing I could do! I was performing water changes at least 3 times a week. The last one died yesterday. Remind me not to get panda Cory’s again... 
All my Cory cats have died. Every last one. I feel terrible, because there was nothing I could do! I was performing water changes at least 3 times a week. The last one died yesterday. Remind me not to get panda Cory’s again...![]()
I lost 6. It has been over a 1.5 month period... the runt died the first day, 2 more the new week, 2 more that week, and then the last one died yesterday, he help out the longest.How many did you lose pal? Its been over a few months hasn't it? Not the hardiest of corydoras!
All parameters are in check. 2 of them had excess mucus, but I treated that. Some also had damaged fins. I think they were in shock because they had just come into my LFs that day. But, I don't think that's what killed them.Wow!
What happened?
Something in the water or an illness/disease?
Is the water parameters all at the normal ranges?
Darn, that's a real shame. Sorry to hear of your loss![]()
Yes, I have heard a lot of people saying that they are inbred, due to the popularity of the species. After the move, I may get some Julii corys. But that's a maybe.That's odd.
Maybe they were a poor batch or poorly bred from the LFS and not particularly hardy, although its known that Panadas are not the hardiest of fish species tbh.
As long as nitrogen parameters were in check then doesn't matter what poo there is knocking aboutYes, I have heard a lot of people saying that they are inbred, due to the popularity of the species. After the move, I may get some Julii corys. But that's a maybe.
I still feel bad. Could they have been killed by the build up of poop in tight areas? My tank is heavily planted, and I have a Pleco, which produces a lot of poop.
Yes, I have heard a lot of people saying that they are inbred, due to the popularity of the species. After the move, I may get some Julii corys. But that's a maybe.
I still feel bad. Could they have been killed by the build up of poop in tight areas? My tank is heavily planted, and I have a Pleco, which produces a lot of poop.
Yes, I have heard a lot of people saying that they are inbred, due to the popularity of the species. After the move, I may get some Julii corys. But that's a maybe.
I still feel bad. Could they have been killed by the build up of poop in tight areas? My tank is heavily planted, and I have a Pleco, which produces a lot of poop.
They could have not know maybe? Its like swimming into a trap - you don't know it, until you know...Never heard of cories dying due to buildup of poop in certain areas even if you have a pleco, they would simply avoid the area if they don't like it would they not?
So sorry to hear of your loss. I had begun to believe Cory's were invincible. I've had the same 4 Emerald Cory's forever it seems. They have survived everything, even illness the other people in the tank have succumed (sp) to. Maybe the Emeralds are just have a stronger constitution? Maybe try them next time?Sorry to hear about your coryshang in there