Glo-Corys - that's a shame. It goes against everything I keep fish for, but I recognize I'm a minority. Glofish are the ultimate (so far) fish as ornaments example, and you won't learn much about nature, diversity and evolution from keeping them. They're copyrighted gene splices, and a classic case of corporate creation versus evolution.
They're a cut off point where this becomes different hobbies rolling along side by side.
On one side, you have the trying to learn about natural history side, and the other keeping lab created fish because they glow. Clearly, I judge there, but I also know there will be back and forth between the two views (which are really hundreds of points of view). It's never black and white, neon orange or jellyfish green. When I was new to the hobby, I probably would have bought glofish. I bought fancy Bettas and linebred unnatural hybrid fish back then, so I can't be too righteous.
Well,I can be, but I shouldn't...
! Not that "glow" fish are as bad to me as some Frankenfish. Maybe they were "laser" corys with anew more exciting name?
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