C.arcuatus
- corycrazy
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C.arcuatus
I have many corys,12 trilineatus(5 juvi's from previous spawns),6 arcuatus,12 pygmys & 6 pandas
Now i know 3 of my trilineatus are continually spawning and keeping me busy with eggs & fry...
But the C.arcuatus i'm not sure whether they're laying eggs also,I've seen them in t position 3 times,but only once did i find 3 eggs after,although i'm not sure again whether they're from the Tri's
After corys go through the T position,do they always lay eggs??
I can't really tell by looking at the fry whether they're tri's or arc's at the moment.
Thanks Tracey
Now i know 3 of my trilineatus are continually spawning and keeping me busy with eggs & fry...
But the C.arcuatus i'm not sure whether they're laying eggs also,I've seen them in t position 3 times,but only once did i find 3 eggs after,although i'm not sure again whether they're from the Tri's
After corys go through the T position,do they always lay eggs??
I can't really tell by looking at the fry whether they're tri's or arc's at the moment.
Thanks Tracey
My Cory videos http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... her66&aq=f
- corycrazy
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Re: C.arcuatus
Well after watching the fry tank this morning,i do believe a have 3 skunk fry,their markings look different from the tri's 

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- MatsP
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Re: C.arcuatus
That's great that you have some babies.
I have no specific knowledge in breeding of C. arcuatus, but it's not entirely unusual for corys to "practice" a bit before they actually lay eggs.
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Mats
I have no specific knowledge in breeding of C. arcuatus, but it's not entirely unusual for corys to "practice" a bit before they actually lay eggs.
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Mats
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Re: C.arcuatus
Sounds to me like you know what you're doing, where cories are concerned..... 

- corycrazy
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Re: C.arcuatus
Thanks
Well i'm still finding eggs and still unsure if they're tri's or arc's
This last batch has taken 6 days ,4 has hatched so far,normally they've been hatching in 4/5 days,
Do all cory eggs hatch in the same amount of time frame?
Just wondering if different species take longer to hatch out...
Thanks
Tracey

Well i'm still finding eggs and still unsure if they're tri's or arc's

This last batch has taken 6 days ,4 has hatched so far,normally they've been hatching in 4/5 days,
Do all cory eggs hatch in the same amount of time frame?
Just wondering if different species take longer to hatch out...
Thanks
Tracey
My Cory videos http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... her66&aq=f