all of your fish will spend all or much of their time at the bottom. They prefer to school, but remember the safe zones. So with 4 you can get away with 3 - 6 Panda Cory. The rest to your taste of course! That's one of my Pandas as my avatar pic. (Black colour often transitional likely to turn white over time). sometimes a tri-color almost calico even. just try to get from reputable sources & better quality food to lessen the chances of them all losing their colors! Many places will sell Moors as Pandas but they're not.

You and I think the same way! I have Panda Moors and wanted to add Panda Cory, yes you can do it if your careful and willing to do the extra work:ДЎ) Find the longfin (pricier but get bigger) wild caught variety which are accustom to sub-tropical temperatures which means:Дў) A decent heater set at about 22C - 23C (72F - 73.5F)ДЈ) Both Goldfish & Cory are constant foragers so you need to either spread food all around ensuring the catfish eat (sinking / gel foods) or have a spot only the cats can reach and feed them there - you DO NOT want to try to compensate by simply over feeding (Never allow goldfish to eat up top, risk of swallowing air - even soak flakes for a few min and pour in from cup) I add some soaked flakes as a diversion since they will not sink to the bottom right away, the more aggressive eaters will swim about snatching allowing more of the sinking to reach the bottom for the less aggressiveД¤) As part of above give more areas only your cats have access to hide in case of stress & simple security, smaller caves & more plant coverДҐ) Ensure your tank is fully cycled/established, it may take you a bit to find those wild caught pandas anywayДЇinally, get your Moors first and if your into the Panda thing then may suggest doing same as me.

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