I have 4 little bronze corys - who are absolutely great. They are in a 10 gal with a male betta.
The betta chases them from time to time, but there has been zero damage done over the last 2 weeks so I think it is safe - the corys are too fast LOL.
My problem is that the betta eats everything I put in the tank - and try to eat it all before it hits the bottom. I went to one of my LFS and asked what I should use - and was given algae wafers.
I looked around a little and decided that I would take "freeze dried tablets" Tropical fish food. They seemed interested in it - but then again they are Corys - everything is interesting.
Should I be feeding them the freeze dried formula (bloodworm, brine shrimp, tubiflex) or go for the veggie algae wafer?
Sorry - just learning about Corys and thought this would be the best place to get a straight answer.
Thanks.
The betta chases them from time to time, but there has been zero damage done over the last 2 weeks so I think it is safe - the corys are too fast LOL.
My problem is that the betta eats everything I put in the tank - and try to eat it all before it hits the bottom. I went to one of my LFS and asked what I should use - and was given algae wafers.
I looked around a little and decided that I would take "freeze dried tablets" Tropical fish food. They seemed interested in it - but then again they are Corys - everything is interesting.
Should I be feeding them the freeze dried formula (bloodworm, brine shrimp, tubiflex) or go for the veggie algae wafer?
Sorry - just learning about Corys and thought this would be the best place to get a straight answer.
Thanks.