Can neon tetra disease affect cory cats?

since glow lights and neons are in the same group of fish it isn't to surprizing to see them show the same signs depending on the root cause would be the only way to determine if it is a threat to the corys currently I doubt it would affect them

and personnley your tank size nor water levels are a factor here though as you know some think that is the root of all evil

I have neons in with my discus and have noticed what your talking about with one of them it looks to me like a swimbladder issue but I am not 100 percent sure

but I am not worring about it either and doubt it will effect my discus

First, you have no worries over the Peppered Cory catching anything like that. It takes extremely bad water to make them sick. (I commercially breed Cory). Peppered Cory has been recorded as living 25 years in a German aquarium, (useless bit of trivia).

If it's Neon disease, you can expect it to spread to all susceptible fish. Treatment seems to be the difficult part and outside of sterilising the whole set up it would be hard to suggest something that is going to work. Though that is assuming it is Neon disease.

http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/hdntd.htm

I shop all the species you're asking about and locate peppered corries among the bigger corries. they don't look to be tremendous fish by ability of any ability, yet a shoal of them will pick somewhat extra room than you could grant. those particular corries do making a huge gamble in a 20 gallon tank minimum as corries opt to college with their own type, failing to attain this will bring about unnecessary rigidity on the fish. My peppered corries are round 3 a million/2 inches tip to tail, yet there are a determination of smaller species you may want to guage in case you want corries yet at the prompt are not inevitably connected to this actual type. Pandas are accessible and fairly captivating, as are the tiny pygmaus (yet those might want to be smaller than you pick maxing out at about an inch). Your tank sound very captivating by ability of ways, i love no longer something more beneficial than watching a shoal of tetras go through a tank, and also you probably did nicely to get 5 of them. when you're insistent on conserving the peppered corries then i'd recommend getting some extra as they prefer over crowding to isolation, and per chance interior the destiny evaluate upgrading your tank length. solid success.

If I had a cold and sneezed in the same room as you. What are the chances you would get it?

Have you tested your water lately?

Declorinated your water?

Is your tank even cycled properly?

Have you got adequate matured filtration set up?

Need more information on your setup.

the cory cats won't be affected by it, neither are discus

but other fish will

here is a great article for you guys to read up on, it explains even treatment :)

http://www.aquarium-pond-answers.com/2007/02/neon-...