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Adult bristlenoses and baby cory cats question

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hello, I have a adult Bristlenose in a tank that i would like to put my batch of baby corys in to grow out. The babies would easily fit into the mouth of this guy as they are about 5 weeks old.I am wondering if the fella will just see them as a fast meal. They are currently in his tank but in a breeder. There are other platy babies in there that he doesnt seem to bother with but i guess they are not tootering around on the bottom on his turf.

Has anyone actually done this? i dont really want to test it out as i would feel just terrible if it was just a masacre.

Thanks in advance guys you are always so helpful

Leah

I always raised baby corries in a bare tank, sometimes with other similar sized fish. I don't know if they will get eaten, (though I would suspect so). The other risk is that he will eat all the food before the babies get it. Best to raise them in a bare tank on their own or with similar sized babies that are not bottom feeders.

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