Corydora Breeding Difficulties

[Augustjd27]

Personally, I'd bump the temperature up to at least 76 F. 70 is a bit low for a Corydoras species (Aeneus) that originates from Northern South America. Also, I'd focus a bit more on food volume and a little less on variety. A varied diet is always a good thing, but your goal with feeding should really be to get those Corydoras FAT. Lastly, I'd just be patient. How long have you had the group? I've had Corydoras groups before that took multiple years before spawning. Maintain your quality care and feeding, and I'd guess with patience you'll be well rewarded. 

 

Good luck!

Edited December 2, 2020 by Augustjd27
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