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Bethany

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Sorry for the terrible photography, my camera was being lame. They're about 3 weeks. I have 7-8 albino cory babies, and 2 juli's that hatched. Not all them of wanted to be captured on film lol


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there were about 50 albino eggs and 5 from the juli. they seem to be doing well, they're swimming around and eating. waiting for them to get a wee bit bigger so they can swim with the rest of the fam lol
 
I changed about 1/4 of the water out, with slightly cooler water, and feed them a little more than usual [for energy purposes lol].
A day or two later, my tank walls were loaded with eggs.
 
Bethany;2145153; said:
I changed about 1/4 of the water out, with slightly cooler water, and feed them a little more than usual [for energy purposes lol].
A day or two later, my tank walls were loaded with eggs.

Thanks for the tip, if I get a cory colony, I'll be sure to use this information. By the way, which cories are easier to breed?
 
my boyfriend's palaetus [however you spell it], lay eggs every few weeks, and he only has two so they seem easy.

i have 3 [2 males one femle] juli corys, and they've only laid eggs three times in a year. they seem to be picky.

my albinos, which are albino forms of palaetus or whatever breed all the time, this was this first time i successfully harvested the eggs.

i think bronze and emeralds are easy too, but i could be wrong
 
Nice job, GL w/ fry.
 
Very cool, you don't hear of anyone breeding corys that often.
 
thanks guys =]
 
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