Breeding egg layers

[Kim Esbye Blomberg]

Greetings from Denmark.

Last year i had a ton of fun figuering out a way to breed White Clouds in a way that would get a good amount of fry. Egg layers were a first for me. 

I had so much fun that i really need to find a next, similar, egg laying project for the coming year. 

Actually, there might be time and money for more than one project. 

I hope the good people in here can help point me in the right direction.

What would be a good next step up from White clouds? Preferably a fish that tolerates lower temps, due to the tanks being in the workshop.

[BETTA999]

well i havent bred  white clouds but i now is that you put a 2 male for every female ratio and put moss in the tank

[Colu]

Rice fish are easy to breed and can be very prolific and  growing in popularity

Edited February 8, 2022 by Colu

[H.K.Luterman]

Corydoras seem easy to breed, as I would get surprise babies from time to time when I kept them. Several species need cooler temperatures, like panda cories. They're more hands on though, if you want to yield more babies; you'd need to collect the eggs and put them in a separate container to hatch, as well as treat them with anti-fungals I believe. 

[Colu]

Bristlenose pleco are very easy to breed  I get close to 100 fry a month from my pair and you get a lot of colour variations

Edited February 8, 2022 by Colu