Eggs!

[jollysue]

Smarty!

I'm just happy I have some fry and they are still alive! But I still don't know what they are.

Congratulations!

 

[Cory_Dad]

Gah!!!!

This is driving me crazy, I need to get mine out of the hospital tank into my 20 so they'll start breeding again!

(must calm down, breathe deeply...)

 

[Hawkins]

Nice

 

[Kuhni]

Moved fry to a larger container,
they are no longer the tiny specks they were when they hatched.

still around 120 fry from the first batch still alive.

got another 45 eggs today, the eggs from the large spawn haven't hatched yet, possible tonight or tomorrow.

 

[drewry]

hi Kuhni
great pic nice to see them doing so well
no they dont stay small for long do they

 

[jollysue]

How's it going Kuhni?

 

[corydoras1]

Wow, ive never heard of anyone else breeding Corydoras except for one person in melbourne! Good job! I wish you lived slightly less far away from Melbourne! I would love a good batch of these guys!

 

[Kuhni]

I wish I had as much success raising them as I do at breeding them.
Only about 40 from around 300 hatched.

If I ever have surplus I will notify all you eastern state cory enthusiasts

 

[jollysue]

You have done better than I with these guys. I think I may have a few Green Lasers fry now, but I can't tell yet for sure what they are. My Gold/Orange Lasers are still young.

I have it officially now from Ian that the fish we call Orange Lasers (and they are at the moment called that on PlanetCatfish--the CW10) are being called by him, Gold Lasers. So CW09 and CW10 are being called Green and Gold Lasers now by the Catfish Study Group. The CW14 and CW23 may be color variants of the same species (a different species than the Lasers), and they are the Red and Orange Stripe respectively with the CW09 and CW10 considered the only true Lasers.

I am keeping my Green and Gold Lasers together now to see if they mingle and spawn together later. I believe it is an experiment to go into experential evidence.

Anyway, Good job with the fry.

 

[Kuhni]

fry photos.

and an unusual fry which is quite dark at the top, with a black dorsal fin, colours don't really show that well in photo, not sure if it could possible be a hybrid or nerve damage, however having witnessed many of the spawns, almost all other corys besides the orange lasers have not even approached the eggs.

 

[AlexAndCarmen]

Wow, great pics. They are gorgeous. Well done.

 

[Cory_Dad]

Are they ever cute. I'm jealous.

Congratulations.

 

[tangokitty]

They are getting bigger! Cool!