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Congratulations!!! Sounds like and awesome find!! I was just happy to find a crown tail betta and a decorated new little fishy bowl on sale. . . (That someone else bought me anyway. . .haha

I had my Aeneus Catfish leave me some eggs one day, but it was too late when I found them. Keep us posted, maybe some pics too. . .

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

oh! thats right, i did get a great pic of a small group of eggs, i will have to get fry pics today!....
EGGS!

this was i think 2 days before they hatched!

so did you take any recent pictures? Would love to see developements.

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

so far i have counted out around 26, but more eggs are still unhatched, but not bad yet

*happy dance!* Best of luck!


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Cake or death?

Congrats, FH!!/:'

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they hatching!!!

thanks i havent been able to float them in a heated tank like i was before, but im gunna rig up a heater in my 5 gallon fry tank (bought time those betta juvies grew up anyway) and i will float the 1 gallon in there, and add my zebra danio fry in the 5 gallon too i do see embroyos growing, and i actualy havent had any fuzz up, i see some going a little whiteish, but my oyjer cory eggs did too right before they hatched, so, hopefully it is getting close!

Wow, what an awesome score. Congrats and good luck with them

The Amazon Nut...

well i went there looking for bettas, but they were all out, so i start looking at the fish tanks and what do i see in the last tank? EGGS! naturaly i know they are cory eggs, and there are dozens of them! luckey for me, i was carrying my pet advantage card.

so i found a girl who and she scooped up the eggs for me, and 3 of the 6 albino corys in the tank (couldent afford a ll 6, will possibly go back later and get the rest) but alo another tank away the bronze carys ALSO spawned! but my dad wes rushing me so i had to leave them behind

also a few weeks back i saw 2 little cichlids but the fish person coulent catch the second one, so i left the otherone behind, went back one week later and i coulend find him WELL! i found him this time and quickly scooped him up now i have 2 baby dwarf cockatoo cichlids!

i am so happy, the 3 corys are happy in the 20 long with the other 10 corys (brings my school to 13) and the little cichlid is still exploreing

the eggs are in a 1 gallon kritter keeper with an air pump and a 4inch air stone, i see eyes in the eggs already! there are a few dozen! i cant wait till they hatch, i already added the anti fungus stuff too hopefully they all hatch out great!

Last edited by Fallout at 09-Jan-2006 00:42

Infusoria, Microworms & Live Brine Shrimp are very good for Corydoras fry.



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first bites sounds good.

i have first bites and bbs eggs (de shelled)

that will work fine wont it?

Time to fire up an infusoria culture!

Failing that, try and obtain Liquifry fry food for egglayers. I have that, and it's worked fine with my Panda Catfish to date.


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Hopefully the Corydoras will hatch & grow up in your tank.



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i gave my friend a 20 long for christmass, i will keep a bunch, and i suppose i can sell the rest, but thats only if they hatch and survive.

Well Congratulations Cory Mama

The next, and most obvious, questions is of course what will you do with the “few dozens” of cories?

Congratulation also on the Dwarf Cichlids .

Have fun,

Ingo

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