Articles by Ian Fuller

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  • Starting with Corydoras - Ian Fuller If you are new to Corydoras, then read this article for everything you need to know Read Article
  • Identifying Corydoras 1 - The Spotted Ones Identifying Corydoras 1 - The Spotted Ones Read Article
  • Identifying Corydoras 2 - The banded Corydoras Identifying Corydoras 2 - The banded Corydoras Read Article
  • Identifying Corydoras - The Tail Spot Species Identifying Corydoras, The Tail Spot Species Read Article
  • Corydoras - From Small Beginnings Corydoras - From Small Beginnings Read Article
  • Breeding Corydoras 1 Breeding Corydoras 1 Read Article
  • Sexing Corydoras Sexing Corydoras Read Article
  • Small Corydoras - Dwarfs and Pygmies Small Corydoras - Dwarfs and Pygmies Read Article
  • The Shape of Corydoras The Shape of Corydoras Read Article
  • Corydoras Needs 1 Corydoras Needs 1 Read Article
  • Identifying Corydoras 3, Look-a-likes Identifying Corydoras 3, Look-a-likes Read Article
  • Corydoras aeneus Corydoras aeneus Read Article
  • An introduction to breeding Corys An introduction to breeding Corys Read Article
  • Transporting Corys - Avoiding self poisoning Transporting Corys - Avoiding self poisoning Read Article
  • Corydoras sp Gold laser Corydoras sp Gold laser Read Article
  • The Hamburg Matten filter The Hamburg Matten filter Read Article
  • Corydoras Look-a-likes Corydoras Look-a-likes Read Article
  • Corydoradinae Habitat conditions Corydoradinae Habitat conditions Read Article
  • Breeding Aspidoras depinnai Breeding Aspidoras depinnai Read Article
  • From small beginnings From small beginnings Read Article
  • Red Blotch Condition Red Blotch Condition Read Article
  • Breeding Scleromystax sp. CW147 Breeding Scleromystax sp. CW147 Read Article
  • Blue head Corys Blue head Corys Read Article
Ian Fuller
Ian Fuller

Born in Birmingham in 1946.

 

A toolmaker by trade, and self confessed Corydoras nut by admission

 

I started keeping tropical fish in 1970 in a small 18 inch aquarium, it was not very long before I had two, four foots and two three foots set up in the spare room. Overthe first two or three years I kept and bred many of the popular fish groups. Starting with South American Cichlids, graduating through Barbs, Anabantids and Characins. Although I had kept several species of catfish during this period it wasn't until early in 1973 that I took an active interest in them. From when I bred my first species of Corydoras in 1974 I have been well and truly hooked.    

                            

My first fish house took shape in 1977 and was a sectioned off part of my garage, which housed 36 - 18 x 18 x 12 inch tanks. It was then that I started seriously breeding Corydoras a project which still continues to this day in what is now my third fish house.