Eggs Didn't Hatch

[sekhmut0402]

Looked like they got fungus

 

[Inchworm]

Hi sekhmut

That's disappointing news.

Yours were C. aeneus, weren't they? If so, you have a good chance of them spawning again soon. Why not set up a small breeding tank and move the corys into it? Then, after they spawn, you can move them back, clean out the gravel, etc. and let the eggs hatch right there.

I always lose a lot of them whenever I have to move them. They are delicate and it's so very easy to damage them just by touching them.

 

[sekhmut0402]

Hi Inchworm

Would being moved not upset them and put them off spawning again? They're used to a planted tank with bogwood and gravel - we did think of moving them, but thought it'd put them off spawning...

Thanx

 

[guppy_man]

hi ive just had a batch of albinio cory eggs, most of them did not have fungi on them but the ones that did i took out straight away, i still have about 100 fry and all healthy, sorry about your loss but keep trying and you will succeed