Breeding Project

[MHunt]

Ok, just finished with my latest batch of bronze cory's. For me the trick to breeding these fish appears to be just add (cool) water. I'm looking for another challenge and the fish listed above are what I think I have males and females of each. I also have a Male Apistogramma Caciatuoids but I am struggling to get any females near where I live, plus he's quite big so I'd need to grow the females on in another tank so they can stand up for themselves. I also have a male Endler, I do know where I can get some females from, but again, there isn't much challenge in breeding these fish like guppies, they taught rabbits how to do it.

At the moment my preference is my neons, while I know it is a challenge to keep the eggs and raise the fry, I think it would be a more interesting way to increase the size of the shoal rather than getting them from my lfs.

I appreciate your input!

 

[simonpegg]

Neon Tetra, as i am making enquiries myself as i would like to breed these in the near future

 

[lilfishie]

Harlequin Rasboras just because i love them

 

[Bozza]

Harlequin Rasboras got my vote

 

[MHunt]

Thanks for your input so far, the results are pretty even, I guess because these are all common fish to the hobby and they all have many fans. More comments on your choices would be great though.

 

[orange shark]

panda cories look cool!

 

[kribensis12]

Panda corries all the way.

 

[PRW1988]

I don't suggest neon tetras, they can be very hard to breed.

http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=210466

I was interested in breeding neons however I've changed my mind for the time being, if you have questions about breeding them, ask Lateral Line.