I have 2 neon tetras and 2 glo light tetras and 2 snails in a newly cycled 10G. I noticed the cory wasnt moving very much the last 2 days and this morning it was dead and I dont know why. The levels are all ok as of yesterday. I will check again tonight and see what they are. I am hopeing it was just sick when I got it and not something that was in my tank that did it.
Corydoras didnt like my tank I guess..
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mfdrookie516
Aquarium Free - 2+ Years
how many did you have?
Blueiz
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Sorry for your loss. How long have you had the fish, were they in the tank while it was cycling?
mfdrookie516
Aquarium Free - 2+ Years
ive also heard that cory's dont do well in new tanks... that they need an established tank with lots of food for them in the substrate. i just overfeed a little so they have some to eat. hard to really say if your parameters are all good
Da Squid
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As a professional cory killer, 
I've noticed that mine seemed very stressed until I started adding larger plants that created lots of shady area's for them to sit in. Not sure if this is just me, or a rule of thumb, but shade did wonders!
I've noticed that mine seemed very stressed until I started adding larger plants that created lots of shady area's for them to sit in. Not sure if this is just me, or a rule of thumb, but shade did wonders!Similar threads
