Breeding of Corydoras Panda

[JackGillett]

Hi guys. some pictures here of corydoras panda, enjoy

At the 2nd stage after the 'tadpole stage' they start to take shape and colour

3 weeks on and the fry have tripled sometimes more in size

After a further 4 weeks the fry have doubled in size again and now have adult colouration nearly

And now after 8 months the fry are very nearly adult size and fully matured

7 years on and the cories look more like this, note the spots on the head and shoulders

And heres how its all done

 

[zeebo]

awww ! cuties :clap:

hey Jack, I read you plan to ditch your gravel for sand. I saw same exact grey smooth gravel in aq store here, plan to buy it ,gonna take the blue gravel out ..really got my heart set on that exact gravel your pics here show..so why are you changing it ???

any advice here would be extremely helpful cuz I plan to buy it next week and begin the process . Thanks ,
Georgie

 

[JackGillett]

I changed the gravel for 3 reasons mate. It makes the tank look cleaner, it keeps the cores active and happy, and its cleaner :thumbup:

 

[Hypanaddict]

Great pics Jack,thank you for sharing with us :thumbup:

 

[bigbird]

well done indeed jack. great pics. cheers jk :thumbup:
PS I still orefer silican sand

 

[JackGillett]

Thanks mate. Yeah same I have changed it back now

 

[bigbird]

i have cory leopardis in my L333 tank and yesterday found a tiny 1cm fella in there. I know they lay tons of eggs, but do not really want to breed them that much and basically let them be. It was such a thrill to see one make it through. cheers jk :thumbup:

 

[JackGillett]

I normally get around 3 or 4 pop up each month who have made it in the main tank

 

[bigbird]

good stuff isnt it. I just love it. Wish i had more than my 4 5ft tanks, but my missus would kill me. cheers jk :thumbup:

 

[JackGillett]

Im currently growing on 3 juvies to se to the guy who bought my Bns. Trying to find another female atm

 

[bigbird]

good luck mate. cheers jk :thumbup: