Can panda corys live with yellow labs?
Verdict
Yes, with care
Yes, with care. Panda corys and yellow labs can share a tank, but watch one thing. Different water: panda corys want pH 6–7.5, yellow labs want pH 7.8–8.6.
What to watch
- Watch outDifferent water: panda corys want pH 6–7.5, yellow labs want pH 7.8–8.6.
What works
- Both are fine at 75–77°F.
Water side by side
Size to scale
Care at a glance
| Panda cory | Electric yellow cichlid | |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | 68–77 °F | 75–82 °F |
| pH | 6–7.5 | 7.8–8.6 |
| Adult size | 2.0 in | 4.0 in |
| Minimum tank | 20 gal | 40 gal |
| Temperament | Peaceful | Semi-aggressive |
| Swims at | Bottom | All levels |
| Group | Groups of 6+ | Groups of 4+ |
| Diet | Omnivore | Omnivore |
Better tank mates for panda corys
Better tank mates for yellow labs
MollyYes
Mystery snailYes
Peacock cichlidYes
Boesemani rainbowfishYes
Blue gouramiYes
Firemouth cichlidYes
All electric yellow cichlid tank mates
Questions
Can panda corys live with yellow labs?
Yes, with care. Panda corys and yellow labs can share a tank, but watch one thing. Different water: panda corys want pH 6–7.5, yellow labs want pH 7.8–8.6.
What temperature suits both panda corys and yellow labs?
75–77 °F. Panda corys need 68–77 °F, yellow labs need 75–82 °F.
What size tank do panda corys and yellow labs need together?
At least 40 gal, set by the electric yellow cichlid. Add space for each extra fish.







