When even brine shrimp are too big for a full grown tiny baby 🤏
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When even brine shrimp are too big for a full grown tiny baby 🤏
Food time for the newbies!
Love your account! Have you ever done a fact for corydora catfish? They're my absolute favorite
Yes I have! Fish facts #262 and #335. However, since it’s been over 100 days, I’ll make a new one!
Daily fish fact #483
Panda corydoras!
The rivers they live are largely made up of the meltwater of the snowy Andean mountains! As such the water tends to run cooler, which these fish are in fact adapted to.
I need you all to know that once again Mama Jim (the corydora) laid eggs on our snail. This time in such quantity that when passing under a leaf, the stickiness of the eggs adhered to it and he could not move! Because he has only the power of a snail! I had to intervene, scrapping the eggs off of him and depositing them elsewhere.
My eight years old cory catfish, Midnight Lady, with her adopted baby, Glue.
He's called that because ever since he moved in last week as a rescue, he has been sticking to my old girl's side like this, following her everywhere. She doesn't seem to mind at all , and happily shares her treats with the small 🖤🤍
Mr Peabody, trying not to show his fascination for the new neighbours.
quick doodle of some corycats and trumpet snails!
had to take a break to focus on my cat's health, but she's all healed up and I'm ready to get back into drawing more!
the cories lined up in a row 🥸