Yay checked my albino bristlenose tank this-morning after new additions were added last night and i have 2 corydoras sterbai swimming around with little eggs clutched in there fins before they deposit them almost everywhere in the tank.:woohoo:
Sterbai Finally.
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Congrats, now that they've started, u won't be able to stop them.
sterbai are great egg eaters though, so you'll need to fish em out unless
there's tons of cover in the tank.
sterbai are great egg eaters though, so you'll need to fish em out unless
there's tons of cover in the tank.
REmember Plecos love to eat cory eggs so make sure there is cover for them to hide in and under. lealea
Thanks all:hi:
I have a heap of fontinalis in there which seems to do really well, im just going to let them go for now as they will be going into the new tank soon where i will have better access to remove the eggs.
Unreal behaviour to watch none the less.
I have a heap of fontinalis in there which seems to do really well, im just going to let them go for now as they will be going into the new tank soon where i will have better access to remove the eggs.
Unreal behaviour to watch none the less.
Unfortunately i cant say i have seen any, i dare say the bn got them before they hatched.
The new tank is taking its time in getting here but when it does i would imagine the water change will get them going again.
The new tank is taking its time in getting here but when it does i would imagine the water change will get them going again.
I think my L144's scoffed my last paleatus spawn, I'll have to take them out quicker next time. I'm sure that now your sterbai have started spawning they'll probably be quite regular. Better luck next time.
Cheers
Gemma
Cheers
Gemma
Lost that lot too, they are now in there new tank. It took them 24hrs with the change and they where at it again.
Will they lay eggs on the front of the tank? because thats where i found them.
Will they lay eggs on the front of the tank? because thats where i found them.
Mine lay them on all sides of the glass, some on plants and even on the glass thermometer.
I'm sure you'll have better luck next time.
Cheers
Gemma