Gravel Catfish at Callum Kiera blog

Gravel Catfish. Corydoras catfish should always be kept in a tank with a suitable substrate, as that allows them to behave naturally by digging for food and exploring around plant bases. Smooth gravel or soft sand provides the perfect substrate for catfish, as they will often use their mouths to sift through the base of the tank, and sharp stones or sand can injure. Unlike popular belief, sharp gravel will not cause barbel erosion and cory catfish can live on it, although not ideal. I would go or something finer if i was you, the cories will show much more natural behaviour digging in sand. In heavily planted tanks, a fine type of gravel is a better choice because plants do best on gravel. Corydoras like to root around in the substrate for food. So what should we use in the aquarium to allow them to behave naturally, without damage to their barbels? Every carp angler will know of linear fisheries and its famous st johns lake. The best substrate for cory catfish is sand because cory catfish like to dig and rinse their gills with this fine substrate. But only those who have fished there will know.

Corydoras catfish should always be kept in a tank with a suitable substrate, as that allows them to behave naturally by digging for food and exploring around plant bases. I would go or something finer if i was you, the cories will show much more natural behaviour digging in sand. But only those who have fished there will know. So what should we use in the aquarium to allow them to behave naturally, without damage to their barbels? Smooth gravel or soft sand provides the perfect substrate for catfish, as they will often use their mouths to sift through the base of the tank, and sharp stones or sand can injure. Corydoras like to root around in the substrate for food. The best substrate for cory catfish is sand because cory catfish like to dig and rinse their gills with this fine substrate. Every carp angler will know of linear fisheries and its famous st johns lake. In heavily planted tanks, a fine type of gravel is a better choice because plants do best on gravel. Unlike popular belief, sharp gravel will not cause barbel erosion and cory catfish can live on it, although not ideal.

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Gravel Catfish Unlike popular belief, sharp gravel will not cause barbel erosion and cory catfish can live on it, although not ideal. The best substrate for cory catfish is sand because cory catfish like to dig and rinse their gills with this fine substrate. In heavily planted tanks, a fine type of gravel is a better choice because plants do best on gravel. Smooth gravel or soft sand provides the perfect substrate for catfish, as they will often use their mouths to sift through the base of the tank, and sharp stones or sand can injure. Every carp angler will know of linear fisheries and its famous st johns lake. I would go or something finer if i was you, the cories will show much more natural behaviour digging in sand. Unlike popular belief, sharp gravel will not cause barbel erosion and cory catfish can live on it, although not ideal. But only those who have fished there will know. So what should we use in the aquarium to allow them to behave naturally, without damage to their barbels? Corydoras like to root around in the substrate for food. Corydoras catfish should always be kept in a tank with a suitable substrate, as that allows them to behave naturally by digging for food and exploring around plant bases.