Cory fry savers

[MidnitePLaytime]

Just wondering if anyone could post photos of there Fry savers that they use for cories? I always get them to a week old and they die so I think it may be when I change the water with the main tank water, was thinking I could put mesh to let the water flow through the container constantly. Cheers Mick

 

[Stan]

Something similar to this may suit your needs.
http://www.plecoplanet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8392

 

[MidnitePLaytime]

I had seen that thread but there is no feedback as to how well it worked so I was hoping someone who has a proven fry saver to let me copy hehe.. I'll have to give it a go and post mine up for judgement

 

[coo-ee]

fry savers

Fry deaths after a week in a self-contained fry saver may be from the buildup of biofilm on the internal surfaces. Run your finger on the inside of the frysaver. Does it feel slimey??

I wipe my fry savers (vented and non-vented) out every couple of days.

 

[ziggee]

I use one of these for all my fry, and have even used as an egg tumbler.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/260674367562?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

 

[Art_Gal]

Fry deaths after a week in a self-contained fry saver may be from the buildup of biofilm on the internal surfaces. Run your finger on the inside of the frysaver. Does it feel slimey??

I wipe my fry savers (vented and non-vented) out every couple of days.

I'm just going through my first experience of fry in a fry-saver. I discovered the slime around the edge after a couple of days. I cleaned the fry-saver out really well. I knew white slime couldn't be a good thing.