DJay

Great Tanks! Would you mind sharing some info about them? What kind of lighting do you have over them? Substrate? CO2? etc. DJay

Dad's fishroom in Edmonton has had them a number of times in the past year or so. Big Al's Edmonton also had them once about 3 months ago. They were about $8 each. I have bred Pseudomugil furcatus (easy to breed), P. tennelus (less easy) and have kept P. signifer as well (I found them much tougher to keep never mind breed). I believe Big Al's Edmonton has a few P. furcatus left right now. DJay

A nice collection of Corys Toirtis and Tanked! Gotta love the "green lasers"! Garhan, I could have helped you out a while back but unfortunately my Aspidoras have all moved on . . . (they were about 7 years old, not ancient but in their later years). Its funny too, there was a time I couldn't give their offspring away and now it seems they have disappeared to a degree (at least in Edmonton). I noticed that there were some C. atropersonatus at the local Big Als the last time I was there. Maybe a new species to add to someone's list? DJ

Agreed, the subtle colors are phenomenal under the right light. I paid $7.99 a piece for them at Big Als in Edmonton. DJ

I figured after lurking around the forum forever that I better finally post something. I know there are a bunch of Corydoras fanatics like myself out there and I was wondering if any of you had seen any C. robinae, C. reynoldsi or other more unusual Corys in your recent travels around Alberta. I was luck enough to pick up 3 C. concolor recently, not the most gorgeous Cory but one that I've always wanted, too bad there were only 3 left. Anyway, let me know if there are any more fans out there and what you've got! DJ