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I familiar with this approach. Same people also don't like people that breed cory albino from the same reasons. In the past I bred many corydoras albino, they were super strong and healthy. "Just experience of myself and dozens of people I have talked to" You bred hybrid corydoras successfully? And thus dozens people as well? And they were not healthy. As far as I understand and saw in my tanked is not common that different type of corydoras will crossbreed. Also in the same lineage. I dont say that my plan is to cross breed them in purpose, but Im tring to understand from where come this assumption that the offspring won't be healthy.

you're familiar with any research that support this assumption: "Cories are not encouraged to create hybrids. It's not the same as cichlids. You may get a couple of healthy ones but in general they are not healthy and not advised" ? based on what information you said that the offspring won't be healthy?

i think that i collected the eggs from the glass, so most likely that the sterbai is the female. but it's just a guess.

Are you able to see the picture now? Actually i didn't know they can crossbreed, so they was in the same tank for some time. If I'll separate them, they still can reproduced. I've got 5 of them..

seems that my longfin panda crossbreed with sterbai, this is the result. i've got 5 of them. 20240212_182022.jpg 2 MB