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**Fishnut2** · 01-31-2005, 03:58 PM

Guppyart,
The one spinning in circles is doing the death roll. I've never seen a corie recover from that...and death comes within 24 hours. Shooting to the top for a gulp of air...is totally normal for cories. They are intermittant air breathers. If they are doing it constantly (every 30 - 60 seconds) it's probably a sign of low DO (dissolved oxygen) levels in your tank.
Young cories will eat just about any type of food that sinks to the bottom. They aren't very fussy eaters. As with most fish...a varied diet is best for them. Just make sure they are getting the food...and not placed in a scavenger only role.

01-31-2005, 03:58 PM	#6
Fishnut2 Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Chicago Posts: 388	Re: keeping albino corydoras aeneus Guppyart, The one spinning in circles is doing the death roll. I've never seen a corie recover from that...and death comes within 24 hours. Shooting to the top for a gulp of air...is totally normal for cories. They are intermittant air breathers. If they are doing it constantly (every 30 - 60 seconds) it's probably a sign of low DO (dissolved oxygen) levels in your tank. Young cories will eat just about any type of food that sinks to the bottom. They aren't very fussy eaters. As with most fish...a varied diet is best for them. Just make sure they are getting the food...and not placed in a scavenger only role.