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  1. Henry the fish keeper

    You didn´t really keep your dwarf gourami for long. Why?

    1. CorydorasEthan

      CorydorasEthan

      Yes I was actually considering one for the 29 gallon, though I don't know how it would have worked out with the pearl gourami I already have. Keeping dwarf gourami is still on my bucket list!

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  2. Henry the fish keeper

    You didn´t really keep your dwarf gourami for long. Why?

    1. CorydorasEthan

      CorydorasEthan

      @Henry Li He was my first fish that I added to my tank, which had not yet been cycled (this was when I had just gotten into the hobby). Unfortunately, he died along with most of the other fish I added along with him.

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  3. Henry the fish keeper

    How many panda corydoras can go in a ten gallon?

    1. CorydorasEthan

      CorydorasEthan

      I would suggest around 5 panda corydoras for a 10 gallon. This way they aren't too crowded and also feel comfortable in a group. I hope this helps!

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  4. alLykaT66

    Hi @CorydorasEthan! I have a question about pygmy corys and a juuli cory. I have one of each. how big do juuli corys get? mine is about a year old in my hands and is only about 2 inches long. Same question about the pygmy. i just wanna know how big they get with the age. also, do they need a school of 3 fish, or are they ok by themselves? just curious. Thanks!

    1. CorydorasEthan

      CorydorasEthan

      Hey there! Julii cories (Corydoras trilineatus) get to around 2 inches long, while pygmy cories (Corydoras pygmaeus) grow around only 1 inch long.  Also, yes, Corydoras are schooling fish, and prefer to be housed in larger groups. I would recommend a bare minimum of three of each species, but the more the merrier. I find that pygmy cories are especially shy and require larger groups of around ten to display natural schooling behaviors. I hope this helps!

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