Bronze Cory
Bronze Cory
Can they live together?
Compare their preferred water conditions and basic behavior.
Bronze Cory
Cherry Shrimp
This pairing may work, but monitor behavior and provide suitable conditions.
Checked for 6 Bronze Cory and 6 Cherry Shrimp in a 72 L aquarium.
Recommended temperature
22 ~ 25°C
Recommended pH
6.8 ~ 7.6
Bronze Cory: at least 6
Cherry Shrimp: at least 6
Together they need at least 72 L and about 80 cm of length.
Check that your aquarium is large enough for both species.
| Item | Bronze Cory | Cherry Shrimp |
|---|---|---|
| Average adult size | about 7.5 cm (small) | about 4 cm (nano) |
| Recommended temperature | 22~26°C | 20~25°C |
| Recommended pH | 6.4~7.6 | 6.8~8.0 |
| Water hardness | Medium hardness | Medium hardness |
| Minimum aquarium | 72 L, about 80 cm long | 20 L, about 30 cm long |
| Group size | at least 6 | at least 6 |
| Temperament | Gentle | Gentle |
| Social behavior | Shoaling fish | Colony-forming |
| Swimming zone | bottom | multiple levels |
| Activity level | Moderate | Low |
| Waste level | Moderate | Very low |
| With shrimp | adults usually fine, babies not recommended | adults usually fine, babies usually fine |
| Beginner level | 5/5 | 5/5 |
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Planner result: Use caution. This pairing may work, but monitor behavior and provide suitable conditions.
Keep the water at 22~25°C and pH 6.8~7.6, where both planner ranges overlap. Bronze Cory prefers medium hardness and Cherry Shrimp prefers medium hardness.
At least 72 L and about 80 cm long, the larger of the two minimums (Bronze Cory: 72 L, Cherry Shrimp: 20 L). Group sizes add to the bioload, so bigger is safer.
Bronze Cory: at least 6 (shoaling fish). Cherry Shrimp: at least 6 (colony-forming).
Adult shrimp: usually fine. Baby shrimp: not recommended. Dense plants and hiding places reduce losses.
Each species' values are cross-checked against the references below and normalized into the planner's own ranges; the verdict comes from the planner's published rules. No text or images are copied.
This is a guide. Individual behavior and aquarium conditions can change the outcome.