Cories, lots of cories.

NCaquatics said:

Lotsa photos, no order. Cleaned out my phone and organized the photos to the albums they needed to go. Sharing some cory photos here
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NCaquatics said:

@Deanasue it depends how many females you got. They release hormones when they spawn which can trigger others to spawn too. After they start though they often will regularly spawn afterwards, every few weeks or so

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Brendanpat said:

Hi your cories are awesome! I have only 3 cories left because I lost some a few weeks ago .but they are spawning now . Do they spawn if there is no male ? Can you tell from any of these photos if any of them are male !

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NCaquatics said:

the smallest one may be male, usually male paleatus are 3/4 the size or less of the females, have a taller more pointed dorsal fin, and usually have brighter iridescence to them

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Deanasue said:

Are they still laying eggs?

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Brendanpat said:

Yes I got about 20 last Saturday and some on Tuesday that mostly got gobbled up before I found them and I got another 20 or so yesterday

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NCaquatics said:

Some will still spawn without a male.
Check later today or tomorrow to see if the eggs are fertile or not. If infertile they will turn bright white and not seethru

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