You don't "have" to do, anything. We all have free will. - FrankWould I really have to destroy them?
I dont see a problem with raising them aslong as you keep them but dont go giving them to people/lfs incase they breed them then things will just get confusing. Hybrids arent my cup of tea but it would be quite interesting to see what they come out like.My other tank fish are zebra danio, neon tetra and guppy
The eggs were stuck to the Walls of the tank and on plant leaves. So I don't see how the eggs couldn't be Cory eggs.
Jeezz.. Would I really have to destroy them?
or if you sell them to others then inform them of their crossbreed.
Surely selling them to others,whether you say or not of their cross breed,if the cross breeds bred then it just goes on in a downwards spiral...Could be very interesting to raise them.
But I agree, don't sell them to LFS or anything, or if you sell them to others then inform them of their crossbreed.
Is it not possible that one of the cory has stored the fertile eggs? Or is that a no-no?
If i didnt 'destroy' them, what difficulties might i face with them and will thier lives be at a disadvantage in anyway?
Yeah thats a good point actually i forgot about that. What i was meaning though is if they havent been with any other corys for the last year theres no way they could have stored a fertilized egg since then.What i've always wondered is that if the eggs are fertilized after the spawn then how come when i've seen my corys spawn(i've watched to many spawns to count) that once the eggs are laid i've never seen the male going over to fertilize them???
So whats the point of the T position happening if the male is supposed to do the bizz after??
sorry going a bit off topic now... Frank where are you