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Finally got my group of 4 to spawn, these are the cories I WANTED to breed. Everyone else bred on their own lol

I set up a 20g tote with dark tannins, no lighting, an internal filter on high output for stronger current, added leaf litter, a couple plastic plants.

Conditioned them by feeding 2 times a day plus frequent feedings of live baby brine shrimp and frozen goodies.

Did just one water change and the next day ive got eggs! I will be keeping some of them to add to the adult shoal, as I've wanted a larger group

Congratulations! A Cory that I am trying to breed, without luck so far .How many eggs were laid ?

Corycool wrote: ↑09 Sep 2020, 01:41 Congratulations! A Cory that I am trying to breed, without luck so far .How many eggs were laid ?

I collected 11. I want to see if they may lay more over the next few days or if they ate most of them while I was sleeping overnight lol



This was my set up i used for breeding. Just a simple tote, with a filter, sand, driftwood shelter, oak leaves, and 3 plastic plants.
This was yesterday before they spawned. Note the boys chasing the female

Congratulations! Weitzmani is a great looking cory.

Good luck with the fry.

Cheers, Eric

Congratulations

They've begun to hatch!!

Theyre so much bigger than aeneus and trilineatus hatchlings once first hatched!

Second spawn this week!

Thats awesome, can you give me details on water params? Temp, ph? etc?

characinkid wrote: ↑15 Sep 2020, 14:42 Thats awesome, can you give me details on water params? Temp, ph? etc?

Sure!
GH 120ppm
Temperature 72-73F
PH 7-7.8

Other details in my breeding log
https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/my ... =1527#1575

Hi there, how are the fry doing from the 2 spawnings?

Corycool wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 11:11 Hi there, how are the fry doing from the 2 spawnings?

While the parents spawn no problem, the eggs either don't hatch or the fry that do hatch don't make it past 2 days old.
Ive given the parents a break for now, gonna maybe try again with RO water in the future.
My water is soft, but maybe not soft enough? Its one of the last things I haven't tried yet

Awesome! I am thinking of getting a small group of 6 or 7 from Dan's fish over at Get Gills too. These corydoras look great and they seem to be hardy when they are bred in captivity. I like that they prefer a bit cooler water as I keep all my big fat pearlscale goldfish at 72 F in their 40 breeder tanks so once these cories are done with Q, they can go live in one of my 40 gal breeder tank with lots of algae and big friendly goldfish friends. Cool fish!