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Cory Cats Bred Again


Well, my Cory's bred again. This is probably the 4th or 5th time now, but most were done in the community tank and the eggs were eaten before I knew they bred. This time, however, I moved them into the "baby tank". She laid far fewer eggs this time than she has in the past. Maybe a total of 20 eggs, and she appears to be finished this time. She only had 2 sessions, the first, she laid 7 eggs, and I'm guessing the second, she laid a dozen or so. She also stuck these eggs to the bottom of the tank. There are still other babies from the previous spawn, and I'm hoping they dont attack the eggs.

Stay tuned, I'll provide updates on this group of eggs, and will write a longer story telling more about how to raise baby cory cats from the spawn thru caring for the fry.

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This site is something that I wanted to create for "YOU", the aquarium enthusiast. Whether you are brand new, and considering setting up your first aquarium or someone who has been into the hobby for a long time, I want to make this YOUR favorite blog site. I welcome any comments you may have as this site is being built.
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Please give a warm welcome to Lady Holiday and Alice, Alice has had an aquarium for awhile and Me and Lady Holiday have had ours
since the beginning of 2009.
Please check back often. We will be adding new material to the blog as quickly as we can, and I hope that you will find it to be informational and that you can use it in setting up "Your Freshwater or Saltwater Community Aquarium"!


Mike

Founder of
"Your Freshwater & Saltwater Community Aquarium"
About 3 weeks ago, I successfully bred Albino Corydora Catfish.
I ended up with about a dozen babies.
The above video shows these little guys at about 2-3 weeks old.

I hope you enjoy the video!
Above is a video I created during a spawn cycle of 3 Albino Cory Catfish.
This was taken live in real time.
This process occurs a number of times until they finish.

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★ Fresh Water Fish Facts ★

The Arapaima is considered by many to be the largest strictly freshwater fish in the world! The Arapaima, also known as Pirarucu, are beautiful, but they are a fish that can get up to 15 feet long and weigh as much as 440 pounds. They are fast growers, powerful swimmers, and in the wild will jump out of the water to snatch small birds from low hanging tree branches. Because of its large size this is probably not really a good choice for a home pet, but is well suited for a public aquarium
For more information on the Arapaima click below.

Arapaima


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★ Cory Babies By Mike ★

★ Cory Fish Spawning By Mike ★

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