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Thank you Helene and Kevin… I will stay on, just to keep learning, but probably not post again…
I don’t understant why it is so wrong to keep them with corys. The paros follow them as they plow through the substrate, and snatch goodies the corys find. The paros live in caves a little over the ground, and the corys don’t interrupt them. It seems to be a god harmony… :unsure:
Corys are my main love, so if this is so bad, I would have to lose the paros. But I don’t know of anybody who would care for them the way you demand…
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Got lots of leafs at the bottom, and the water is yellow. Turf under the sand.The water tend to be soft and acidic in Norway…
I seriously have to say i regret posting this, and I don’t know if you ever hear from me again. Have some paros bought as Deissneri I would like to have the correct id for, but I don’t know if I got the guts to post here again…
The waterparameters are right fore the papos, and I have a pair in a separate tank I’m trying to bread. :unsure: (Have sucsessfully bred sp. sentang)…
I didn’t whrite this to provoke anybody, just to show how smart the paros are… 🙁
Thank you for an interesting and informative answer. I Actually recived them private, and half of them were born under her care.
I also have a group imported as deissneri, but maybe that is wrong?
