Re: [GSAS-Member] Panda Corys

[HIRO TAK <neon98102@yahoo.com>]

Hi Meredith,  
    Yes I do still have them.  You are the 3rd.  I thought you said you have 
some from the Steve.  Anyway,  I think I would take $ from you if you don't 
mind.  I already got some fish trade in work and I need to shuffle things 
around.  I guess see you at the meeting.

meredith crichton <bluedooratwork@hotmail.com> wrote:
  
I would love six if you still have some, I have the perfect 10 planted set
up and ready

Cash is fine and or I could also trade 2 albino cories, or as many black
tail guppies as any person could want.

Thank you, Meredith
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From: HIRO TAK 
Reply-To: Greater Seattle Aquarium Society member
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To: gsas-member@thekrib.com
Subject: [GSAS-Member] Panda Corys
Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2007 11:30:31 -0800 (PST)
> Hi. I am wondering if anyone would like some young Panda Corys about
3~4 month old bred by me. About 3/4" TL and 1/4" wide. I could bring to
the meeing this month if anyone interested.
> I would like $2/fish(cash please) and it is highly recommended group
of 6 or more. Since they do better in their own group. I could get more
if I bring to the store but I prefer that they would be kept by good
hobbist. So I try here first.
> Also, before you consider adopting them. I will like you to read
the condition I am keeping them.
>
> I kept 4 adults(it happened to be 1 male and 3 females) in 5 G with
powerhead with sponge(rated 550L or 145GPH) probably little less since
have sponge on the intake. They do enjoy the cool water with good current
that they are originally from the base of river in high ground(mountain) I
read.
> The tank had no heater but had 1 incandecent bulb and 1 compact
florecent.
> So temperature hover from 68F~75F or so. I turn on the light in the
morning and turn off when I go to bed. So light does warm the water some
during the day and cool down a little at night just like in the Nature.
> The water is Seattle tap so around 7 ph.
> Don't know the gh since my "master test kit " don't have test for
it.
> There are some layer of fine sand with some bogwood with Java Fern and
Java/X'mas moss. Some Frogbit, Riccia and Duckweed.
> They have been laying eggs every 4~5 days. About 15~20 each
time. Pandas are not big as some of the Cory species.
> Now I have 2 tanks(5,10) with Pandas. One with 3 Hill Stream Loaches
since I believe their optimal condition is similar.(cool water, high
oxygen and good current. I am considering white cloud minnor and cherry
shrimp as tankmate also. If I decide to set another tank or move to
bigger tank.
>
> The reason I list those condition because I think they do better in
the condition I listed. I'm sure they can do fine with typical community
set up. Around 75F around 7 ph with peaceful small tankmates like Tetras
or Rasboras. But they do prefer cooler water with current from my
experience.
>
> I have about 20~30 youngs ready to go to new home. Either $2/fish or
consider some trade.
> I could trade with another Panda Corys. You might wonder why but I do
want to broden the gene. I don't want in-breed.
> I could have some young Pair or group German/Blue/gold Rams but not
Bolivian.
> I could have some Corydoras. There are so many out there but depends
on what kind I suppose. I am especially have eyes for Albino Sterbai if
anyone have it and ready to trade. Since my regulars finally start to
spawn.
> I can have some group of peaceful Tetras. Like Ember(Hyphessobrycon
amandae ), rainbow(Nematobrycon lacortei ) or Rummy-nose(Hemigrammus
rhodostomus or Hemigrammus bleheri )
>
> But I may be interested in what you have.(you never know and never
hurt to ask) So if you are interested in young Panda Cories, please let
me know. So I can figure how many group I should bring to the meeting.
>
>
Thanks Hiro
>
>
>
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