Should difference in variety of Corydoras affect how they accept / interact with each other ???
In one of my tanks I have three cory cats. 2 Julii corys and one albino cory. The 2 Juliis are best buds they play together and love each others company. However the albino cory doesn't acknowledge them in the slightest, neither do the Juliis with the albino. He is blind as a bat, finds food merely from scent. Is that why they are indifferent towards each other ?
I want to add more corys in my set up (13 gallons, planted, with a few danios). I want to get the albino cory a friend whom it will acknowledge. So should I get another albino cory and hope they notice each other or get a different variety and hope the Juliis like that new type. Its funny to say but I am just trying to give them a more fulfilling life. The albino seems lonely I will probably get 2 more but what type ?
In one of my tanks I have three cory cats. 2 Julii corys and one albino cory. The 2 Juliis are best buds they play together and love each others company. However the albino cory doesn't acknowledge them in the slightest, neither do the Juliis with the albino. He is blind as a bat, finds food merely from scent. Is that why they are indifferent towards each other ?
I want to add more corys in my set up (13 gallons, planted, with a few danios). I want to get the albino cory a friend whom it will acknowledge. So should I get another albino cory and hope they notice each other or get a different variety and hope the Juliis like that new type. Its funny to say but I am just trying to give them a more fulfilling life. The albino seems lonely I will probably get 2 more but what type ?