dino21
Member
Hi,
Had a family of dwarf corys all doing well and very open, but then found them being very shy, some smaller ones swimming strangely and at least 2 dead ones found.
All water parameter good including 0 ammonia.
The only thing we could think of that could have affected them was a few days earlier we had heavily cut back one of our Crypts.
Looking around the web seem there is some comments that when adding Crypts or them melting away , they can cuase problems for shrimps due to suspected high levels of Oxalis acid being released by the Crypts
Anyone know if this is so and could account for the dwarf corys ( habrosus) dying ?
Had a family of dwarf corys all doing well and very open, but then found them being very shy, some smaller ones swimming strangely and at least 2 dead ones found.
All water parameter good including 0 ammonia.
The only thing we could think of that could have affected them was a few days earlier we had heavily cut back one of our Crypts.
Looking around the web seem there is some comments that when adding Crypts or them melting away , they can cuase problems for shrimps due to suspected high levels of Oxalis acid being released by the Crypts
Anyone know if this is so and could account for the dwarf corys ( habrosus) dying ?