suggestions for hiding places

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Does anyone have suggestions to give my cories better hiding places? They usually hide in a corner by the thermometer (which they get off the glass about once a day). I added a flat rock tilted on a smaller rock, but they only use it for jumping in the evening after lights out. Fun to watch, but I want them to be happy during the day. The step-kids just came back from summer break, so stress level due to traffic is up.

I find the readily available decorations (castles etc.) just hideous, and most rocks I have found in the strore do not provide caves as such for them to go into.

Please see previous post for pics. They were taken before I propped the stone up, but you'll get the idea.

Any ideas will be appreciated.

Thanks!:p
 
What my corys love is a terracotta (clean and never been used) planting pot.

Bury it a little on its side and put a low bushy plant in front of the mouth. Not directly in front, they need room to get around it but it will give them the feeling of being in a cave.

In the back of the pot, if the hole is big enough for them to go through and get stuck, bury the back into the gravel or sand a bit to cover the hole
 
I nice piece of driftwood would also work nicely.
 
Plants! My cories love my water wisteria. They love to hide underneath and I also find them resting high up in the leaves, too.
 
alas...I am very good at making sure plants do not survive. I have managed to kill Basil, by putting it into a bigger pot...

Has anyone tried Coconuts?
 
Can't kill a fake plant ;)
 
Yup coconut shell caves work well, my fish love them.
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OOOOO!!!!!! i luv corys they're sooooooooooooo cute!!!!!!!!
 
here is what me and my cousin(sweedishfish) Love to do.. first u get 3 rocks,put 2 beside eachother. then put one on top. making like a pyramid, with some space between the two rock at the base, making some sort of a cave, i currently have 2 in my aquarium, the clownloaches and cories, rtbs, and flying fox.. Love them... er sorry.. cant find a pic
 
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