Corydoras
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Oct 5, 2026
Should I Isolate My Sick Fish or Treat the Main Tank?
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14:36speaker_0HOST
But before we move on to how to actually set up that hospital tank, I have a behavioral question about isolation.
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14:42speaker_0HOST
Say I have that single neon tetra or a Corydoras and they have a bacterial infection.
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14:49speaker_0HOST
These are highly social schooling species.
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14:51speaker_1HOST
Very much so.
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18:20speaker_0HOST
But there are exceptions, right?
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18:21speaker_1HOST
You always have to consider the species.
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18:23speaker_1HOST
If you have Corydoras, certain loaches or stingrays, placing them on a bright, reflective, totally bare glass bottom can cause severe neurological stress.
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18:32speaker_0HOST
Because their instincts rely on substrate.
What Are These Tiny Worms in My Aquarium? | Identifying Harmless & Harmful Hitchhikers
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76:07speaker_1HOST
Let's look at two identical populations of hydra.
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76:10speaker_1HOST
In scenario A, you have a 55-gallon tank full of adult angelfish and robust Corydoras.
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76:16speaker_1HOST
If a hydra bloom occurs, it is merely interesting biodiversity.
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76:20speaker_1HOST
The fish are immune to the stings, and the hydra will likely die out once they exhaust the microfauna.
Lets Fix This Viewer's Tank - Sunday Fish School Ep.8
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63:58CoryHOST
I was checking on my eggs.
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63:59CoryHOST
Right before we went live, I looked over and I was like, "Wait, Nerite snail eggs or Corydora eggs?" And so I had some Aspidoras that, uh, laid eggs right at the top left of the corner, first time ever for this, which I got them.
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64:11CoryHOST
Shout out to Small World Aquatics.
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64:14CoryHOST
Don't go there because I like to go there and shop in secret and buy all their cool stuff.
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64:42CoryHOST
And that's actually why I left them in there.
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64:44CoryHOST
I was gonna make it just guppies, but I was like, if I take the orange lasers and I move them to a different tank, the, the orange laser train might like stop or get disrupted for a few months, and that'll kill the enjoyment my wife is getting.
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64:58CoryHOST
And so they're staying in there so that she can keep collecting eggs when they lay them and still, you know, grow her little, uh, Corydora baby empire.
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65:12CoryHOST
Uh, can one day you go back to being Realtor Cory and review houses that have 16 TVs and cryptic black toilet paper with doorless closets? [chuckles] Yeah, maybe there'll be some kind of a meme stream or something.
Sand, Gravel or Aqua Soil? Choosing the Right Substrate![The Aquarist’s Edge [Weekly Aquarium Podcast]](https://particle.news/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,width=128/https://cdn.particle.pro/url/media/6604efc3-a4e7-5344-af64-9f8f336d7d64/7e37579d3314bede36c22e40a77698f7d694c6c6e8a5d2207636c9cc03db5911)
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12:06Arthur PrestonHOST
Now, let's match them to animals because this is where the choice of substrate becomes absolutely vital.
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12:13Arthur PrestonHOST
Let's start with probably the most discussed bottom dweller in the hobby, Corydoras.
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12:17Arthur PrestonHOST
And as longtime listeners of this podcast will know, they are some of my favorite fish.
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12:21Arthur PrestonHOST
I refer to them as our aquarium Labradors.
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12:38Arthur PrestonHOST
If it's smooth and rounded and kept clean, they'll manage, but they won't forage in the same way.
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12:43Arthur PrestonHOST
And we'll come back to the barbel question in the debates section later on because it's more complicated than people often make out.
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12:50Arthur PrestonHOST
What about loaches? Corydoras are burrowers.
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12:53Arthur PrestonHOST
On sand, they'll disappear under the surface and pop out somewhere else, which can be quite alarming the first time you count your fish and come up short.
Sunday Fish School Ep.6
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38:25CoryHOST
And then...
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38:27CoryHOST
Then there's some fish that are just like, oh, they're breeding, like Corydoras.
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38:30CoryHOST
It looks like they're surfing glass or laying eggs.
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38:32CoryHOST
And so I do wonder, is that a stress sign all the time, or is it something we've manufactured? And I don't know because I haven't really seen studies, and I don't know how to really evaluate it because when a fish touches a net, months later they can still detect – stress hormones in their blood.
Sunday Fish School Ep.7
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74:57CoryHOST
Shorthand, we're all using a lot of shorthand in the aquarium hobby.
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75:01CoryHOST
I still call them Corydoras.
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75:02CoryHOST
In fact, we just call them Corys, even though they're Ostogaster and all the other ones that I'll never remember.
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75:08CoryHOST
I'm too old.
Sunday Fish School Ep.4
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35:37CoryHOST
Let's see.
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35:41CoryHOST
I've noticed a lot of fish tubers choosing Panagara over Ottos and or Corys.
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35:47CoryHOST
They're a good fish.
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35:48CoryHOST
They're way more available than they were.
Wrestling with NuKKle HeDDs (Wrestling Talk, News, Debate)
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128:15RayPANELIST
turtles hey
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128:18ToeHOST
my man's about to be a pappy again word yeah i always wanted to like i told these guys i said i bought fish for them yo get real quick i bought 10 and endler fish they like guppy yeah i only see five now i don't know where i know one died i don't know where the other ones went Then I had 15 little fry of the Corydoras two days ago.
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128:41ToeHOST
I took a video of it.
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128:43ToeHOST
I posted it up on YouTube.
How Much Should I Feed My Fish? | Debunking the 2-Minute Rule
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3:58speaker_1HOST
And in two minutes, those danios can consume enough caloric energy to sustain themselves for an entire week.
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4:04speaker_0HOST
Okay, but what about the rest of the tank? Like if I've got Corydoras at the bottom or maybe a shy honey garami hiding in the water wisteria.
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4:12speaker_1HOST
That is exactly the problem.
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4:14speaker_1HOST
While your danios are gorging themselves into a state of metabolic overload, your bottom-dwelling Corydoras might not even realize food has hit the water column until minute three.
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4:25speaker_0HOST
Because they're waiting for it to sink.
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4:26speaker_1HOST
Right.
11 MINS LATER
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15:23speaker_1HOST
For them, a slow-sinking granular food is the ultimate trigger for their natural hunting instincts.
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15:29speaker_0HOST
And finally, the benthic lair, the bottom feeders.
Species Spotlight: Corydoras Featuring Fishkeep and Chill
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12:34JoshHOST
So this episode is about Cory cats.
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12:36JoshHOST
And it gets a little confusing for some people because you probably, if you were in the ornamental world, you probably thought that all these little Cory cats are Corydoras.
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12:46JoshHOST
But they are not.
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12:48JoshHOST
They've sort of been reclassified.
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12:50JoshHOST
I don't know when this actually happened.
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12:52JoshHOST
They
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12:52ChristineHOST
were at one point, though, right? They all were Corydoras at some point or something like that.
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12:57ChristineHOST
I don't know.
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