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About a year-ish ago I had some of my Cory's lay eggs and to keep them safe I decided to have one grow up in my Shrimp tank. But now I'm just wondering if after a year if I should move him back since I'm afraid I might be stunting its growth. It had some strange white blotches on his "skin" but after a year and no side effects I'm assuming he must have just been a hybrid of the albino and bronze cory. But yeah, what do you guys think? Do you think it would be a good move to switch him from a 10 gallon to a 20? He would be with his family and more of his kind. I'm just afraid the change might kill him after so long in the shrimp 10 Gal. Will try to find a better photo of him if you guys need it since you can't really see all that much of him here. -
Yesterday morning I noticed my bronze and my albino's, ahem* behavior. The day before I did a water change... so eggs! Dad: Ponyo, albino | Mom: Sosuke, Bronze Background: I have had the bronze momma, Sosuke, for over a year now. She is my veteran Cory. Parents don't have favorites, but her and I go way back. So, needless to say, I love her. The albino is a more recent addition to the community tank. In the past Sosuke has laid many clutches, but none have been fertilized, guppies get them before I can, novice attempts and / or that darn fungus kept them from hatching. This time the albino and bronze have been doing the famous T and eggs were laid immediately after so I know these are valid eggs. To save them from my hungry guppies, I decided to move them to a hatch / grow out tank. This was my first time saving majority of them and using methylene blue, so I am hopeful. I ordered an egg tumbler, but needed to move the eggs sooner than it's arrival. *Should I move them to the egg tumbler or leave them be in the "hatch tank"? I plan on 50% water changes daily til hatched then 2-3x/week for the hatched fry. What are your experiences with Cory breeding?- 11 replies
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Got a lot of SWEET bettas in this week. Frogs, Inverts, and Snails African Dwarf Frog Amano Shrimp Cherry Shrimp Orange Shrimp Red Rili Shrimp Yellow Shrimp Blue Velvet Shrimp Bamboo Shrimp Assassin Snails Nerite Snails (Red Spot) Mystery Snails (Black and Blue) Bettas (all betta splendens male unless noted) Halfmoon Halfmoon Dragon Scale Super Delta Dragon Scale Halfmoon Dumbo Ear Plakat Alien Green 👽 Plakat Alien Steel Blue 👽 Plakat Black Avatar Plakat Galaxy Candy Plakat Galaxy Koi Gouramis and other Labyrinth Fish Powder Blue Dwarf Gourami Female Sunset Honey Gourami Sparkling Gourami Cichlids Apistogramma Cacatuoides "Orange Flash" Assorted Discus (Blue Diamond) Bolivian Ram Corydoras and other Catfish Bronze Cory Polka Dot Cory Pygmy Cory Orange Laser Cory False Julii Cory Panda Cory Dwarf Petricola Catfish (Locally Bred) Plecos L329 Peru Orange Longtail L444 Rubberlip Pleco Long Fin Green Dragon (Locally Bred) Orange Spot Pleco (Locally Bred) Common Colombian Otocinclus Loaches Black Kuhli Loach Kuhli Loach Yo-Yo Loach Tetras Cardinal Tetra (Wild) Ember Tetra Green Neon Tetra (Wild Colombia) Lemon Tetra Neon Tetra Red & Blue Columbian Tetra Rummy Nose (Tank Raised) Marble Hatchet Fish (Wild) Rasboras Chili Rasbora aka Brigittae Rasbora Exclamation Point Rasbora Barbs and other Cyprinids Cherry Barb Panda Garra (Wild) Danios and other Minnows Celestial Pearl Danio Burmese Hikari Danio (Very Cool Species) Zebra Danio Ricefish Orange Japanese Meddaka Ricefish (Dean Bred) Livebearers Assorted Fancy Female Guppies Assorted Fancy Male Guppies (Cobra Red and Flamingo) Brazil Green Moscow Guppy Pairs (Locally Bred) Marigold Swordtail Gold Sailfin Molly Killifish P82 Gardneri Killifish Pair Oddballs Burmese Zebra Eel Blue Neon Goby Centipede Knife (Pretty Dang Cool Looking)- 8 replies
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