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  1. I use gravel (from my research and what cory from aquarium co-op says, gravel is ok). Secondly, I didn't quarantine them since I got them from Aquarium Co-Op and they already quarantine them. Thirdly, I didn't notice any odd behavior. Fourthly, I did acclimate them when I got them.
  2. So all my Julii Corys (I had 4) suddenly started dying within the span of a week and I have no idea why. I had them in a 10 gallon with 4 endlers, and a betta for 4-5 months now and they were doing fine. They all got along and there was no aggression at all. I noticed that all the corys that died had red bellies with a white thing in the middle so I think they might have had parasites but I'm not sure. Also, their barbels were still long so I don't think it had to do with my water quality. Here are my water parameters: Ammonia: Below 0.5 Nitrate: 0-10 Nitrite: 0 PH: 7.0
  3. Here's a cool video of an assassin snail hunting its prey if you're interested 🤷‍♂️ (Not my video)
  4. I purposely did not feed them this morning and I noticed right now that the lump is going away so I think it was just food that had not digested yet. Thanks for the help and info 👍
  5. At the right angle when my cory's belly is completely exposed, the lump looks like an abnormal almost perfectly shaped circle. Sorry if my explanation is confusing. Here's a drawing that I drew of what it looks like :
  6. This is the best photo I could take since they are really fast. From this angle, you can kinda see the lump. It's circle shaped near the chest.
  7. I noticed that 3/4 of my corys have a little bump on the upper part of their underside. It doesn't seem to affect them though, they're acting normal and derpy like they always do. Is it a sign that they're well fed, is it an egg pouch, is it a fungal infection, or is it something else?
  8. My LFS is Aquarium Co-Op since I live in the area. @Cory Do you feed your Otocinclus algae wafers?
  9. Is there anything else I'd be able to feed them?
  10. There is a bit of algae on my glass and wood but if they eat it all, I can just drop in some algae wafers.
  11. I currently have a 10 gallon aquarium that's stocked with a (peaceful) betta, 4 endlers, and 4 julii corydoras. Would it be okay/safe to squeeze in 3 otocinclus?
  12. I'm pretty sure they automatically turn off when the water is warm enough but I may be wrong.
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