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I have a little fry tank which contains 1 Molly fry, 3 Platy Fry 4 Glowlight Tetras and 2 Corys which are a breeding pair.

Anyway I have just looked in on the tank to see my Java Moss and Malayan Sword covered in tiny little white specks! There not cory eggs as there well to small so could the be Glowlight eggs? There some of the eggs are in little clumps while some are on there own. I checked on here and the temperature of the tank is around 27oC which apparently glowlights like for breeding.

I doubt there snail eggs either as I had snail troubles in my larger tank.

Also I fed them some frozen diphina about 5 days ago, so could that be anything to do with it?

Kain

IM SURE THEIR CORY EGGS NOT GLOWLITE! GLOWLITES NEED REALLY A GOOD SET UP TO BE HAPPY AND THEN TO SPAWN

they would have to be cories. as glowlights as stated need good water. bratboy turn off caps thats annoying

Cories laid this morning, so it could have been the debris left if what ever amount of eggs they laid last night. I rescued about 300 this morning.

Kane