C054 - First Reported Spawning

[Coryologist]

Greetings. I have had this group (reverse trio) of Corys for going on six years, with nary a sign of an egg. Recently hatched about 18 of these guys and they are doing great, without a single loss so far, knock-on-wood (Frank gently raps his cranium). I'm heading out to the catfish convention, tomorrow and upon my return, hope to get pics of 10 day-old fry. Fingers crossed.

Of course my Brochis and S. kronei, spawned, last night. They'll prolly hatch on Saturday or Sunday. - Frank

 

[StrontiumDog]

Well done mate,

Ohh Nice looking corys, Fingers crossed for you.

 

[ChilliPepper]

What's the 'common' name of these Corys?

 

[Coryologist]

Well done mate. Ohh Nice looking corys, Fingers crossed for you.

TYVM. - Frank

What's the 'common' name of these Corys?

A name has not yet been assigned to this specie by the scientific community, hence the "C" number, which is used to ID the fish until such time that a name is attached. - Frank

 

[Cory_Dad]

Grats on the spawn coryologist and on the fine and healthy looking parents.

Can you attribute the sudden spawn to anything in particular?

 

[Coryologist]

Grats on the spawn coryologist and on the fine and healthy looking parents.

TYVM.

Can you attribute the sudden spawn to anything in particular?

Not really. For all I know they may have spawned dozens of times without my knowing it. lol. Just happened to catch the eggs, this time. Fry still doing fine. - Frank

 

[mikev]

Congrats!

Nice looking fish too.....

 

[callichthyid]

I agree with the others, great work and exquisite looking fish, I especially like the irridescences around the gills. Good luck with it all (not that you need it).