New Cories Arriving Today

[Betterbettas]

i didn't even realize Bryan had oiapoquensis... you must have the inside on his stocklists.. lol..

and great looking fish.. i always liked the oiapoquensis.. have them now, and probably always will keep them.

There are actually quite a few varieties you may not realize I have How's about
the rarely if ever seen TRUE C. julii not C. trilineatus ! Or maybe even Corydoras sp. (C057) aka Corydoras 'Nordestini' !

Glad to hear their doing well, Jason. Let me know how all your fish enjoy the Boyd's.

 

[madattiver]

umm WOW!!!! that is all i can say Bryan... not only am i quite impressed with those juli you have.. but i have neer even heard or seen pics of Corydoras sp. (C057) aka Corydoras 'Nordestini'.. they look sort of like paleatus.. but different body shape and pattern.

what else do you have in your bag of tricks that you aren't telling us?


so when is corysRus going to be ready for business? i can't wait to see all the cool fish you are bringing in. and btw.. how the heck did you get such great contacts to be sending you all these rare and very cool fish?

 

[Betterbettas]

umm WOW!!!! that is all i can say Bryan... not only am i quite impressed with those juli you have.. but i have neer even heard or seen pics of Corydoras sp. (C057) aka Corydoras 'Nordestini'.. they look sort of like paleatus.. but different body shape and pattern.

what else do you have in your bag of tricks that you aren't telling us?


so when is corysRus going to be ready for business? i can't wait to see all the cool fish you are bringing in. and btw.. how the heck did you get such great contacts to be sending you all these rare and very cool fish?

Yes, I always have something up my sleeve ! Both of those species are quite rare. I've got a bunch more like that which I will be bringing to market shortly. These are contacts I've had for many, many years when corydoras weren't anything anyone even wanted yet I was always buying them !

As for the site, because you asked I will let it go "live" right now ! Just remember it's not fully finished yet
but it's been a lot of work which will still continue !

Corys "R" Us

 

[madattiver]

awesome site Bryan.. i can't wait for next spring/summer to try and get some fish from you...

 

[jollysue]

Congratulations, Bryan! Really well done. I am proud of you. You have some great fish there.

Someday maybe I'll have a fish room.

 

[fishdawg]

what corry is this?
i have some but dont no the name.

 

[Betterbettas]

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what corry is this?
i have some but dont no the name.

That's is corydoras julii which is quite rare. Chances are you actually have corydoras trilineatus.

 

[fishdawg]

il post pic in a few minuts. mine has darker spots and a nice black spot on top fin. the pinkish spot by gill is really bright also.

 

[Barracuda518]

umm WOW!!!! that is all i can say Bryan... not only am i quite impressed with those juli you have.. but i have neer even heard or seen pics of Corydoras sp. (C057) aka Corydoras 'Nordestini'.. they look sort of like paleatus.. but different body shape and pattern.

what else do you have in your bag of tricks that you aren't telling us?


so when is corysRus going to be ready for business? i can't wait to see all the cool fish you are bringing in. and btw.. how the heck did you get such great contacts to be sending you all these rare and very cool fish?

Yes, I always have something up my sleeve ! Both of those species are quite rare. I've got a bunch more like that which I will be bringing to market shortly. These are contacts I've had for many, many years when corydoras weren't anything anyone even wanted yet I was always buying them !

As for the site, because you asked I will let it go "live" right now ! Just remember it's not fully finished yet
but it's been a lot of work which will still continue !

Corys "R" Us

Wow, very nice site Bryan! I have been checking on it everyday to see if it was up. The fish are doing great and Im extremely happy with the oiapoquensis. Also, I wished I had gotten more of the polystictus, they look 10 times better in person.

As for the Boyd's, that stuff is great. Its perfect for the cories and they love it. Thanks for the healthy fish

 

[Betterbettas]

awesome site Bryan.. i can't wait for next spring/summer to try and get some fish from you...

Thank you very much ! Look forward to sending you some fish !

Congratulations, Bryan! Really well done. I am proud of you. You have some great fish there.

Someday maybe I'll have a fish room.

Hey Sue,
Thanks for the kind words ! We work quite hard at what we do !

Wow, very nice site Bryan! I have been checking on it everyday to see if it was up. The fish are doing great and Im extremely happy with the oiapoquensis. Also, I wished I had gotten more of the polystictus, they look 10 times better in person.

As for the Boyd's, that stuff is great. Its perfect for the cories and they love it. Thanks for the healthy fish

Hi Jason,

Thanks for the kind words. Your the reason I let it go live Unfortunately, my talent at fish photography
is severely lacking thus they always look better in person. If you think they are nice you should see the C. caudimaculatus ! Glad to hear the Boyd's is working for you and the fish all like it. I highly recommend that as a staple diet as it's the most well rounded food on the market today.

 

[Inchworm]

Hi Betterbettas

It's always good to see you here again!

Your new website looks great, but since I have dial-up internet, I had to wait patiently while it loaded.

Are those C. aeneus wild caught or farm raised?

 

[Betterbettas]

Hi Betterbettas

It's always good to see you here again!

Your new website looks great, but since I have dial-up internet, I had to wait patiently while it loaded.

Are those C. aeneus wild caught or farm raised?

Hi Inchworm,

Nice to speak with you as well.

Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately, when dealing with items that must be sold by photo it will
take a bit longer to load for dial-up as there is no alternative to dealing with this.

We don't sell anything that is "farm raised" or "man made" , so yes they are wild caught. Actually from
Paraguay and what was once considered C. macrosteus.