It's actually crucial that you cross pipes touching like that, as the corydora can feel the flow and vibrational current of the others and they can actually communicate through it.
Have you tried changing water level to breed Cories? I feel that with some it's more effective to allow the water to get low (~50% full or less) and then fill it up as they can feel the difference in pressure.
I bet turning off some water flow once the tank gets low might help too. Then blast them with some rainwater and turn all the flow back on. Maybe even add some extra flow too.
@@meminustherandomgooglenumbers I feel it's more the flow and water level. I don't think it has ANYTHING to do with rainwater bc I never use it and don't even change water much and never have had a problem
@@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 different cories have different triggers. And the rainy season - which is what most of them are looking for - does typically include some sort of rain. And after a rain, what happens? Yup that’s right! Increased water flow.
@@meminustherandomgooglenumbers that is true but what do people often tell you. You NEED rainwater and a lot of flow. That's not necessarily true bc I never used those.
I have a colony of the 9 Schultzei Black Cory's that spawn for me every few weeks. They are a line bred version of the C. Schultzei, which the non black variety looks very similar to C. Aeneus. I keep them in a standard 20g High tank. They do lay pretty good batches of eggs, but they like to spawn on vertical spaces. Very often times my will spawn in the corners of the top of the tank. In addition to the corners of the tank they love to spawn vertically on jungle vals and another hornwort like plant I have floating in the tank. I would say they spawn in the afternoon, but I haven't found any correlation between waterchanges, but feeding heavy amounts of bloodworms does help a bunch. I find Hikari to work the best as it is a smaller bloodworm. I like to feed two cubes a night- always excess food. Catfish love to eat! I only have a sponge filter, hornwort, jungle vals, and java moss in the tank, on sand. When I do get eggs, the problem isn't hatching the eggs, I have issues raising the fry. Really happy to see another person breeding corys with passion! I never see anybody doing anything with them.
To make it all even better, just a few hours after I made this comment my colony spawned! The method I am trying is a the half gallon hang on back fluval breeder box on my 75g tank so I can feed a lot and heavy without doing water changes. I had some success with it in the past, but the largest issue is time and keeping up on feedings
@Moses KongI I don't have a video because I haven't ever caught them in the act. Nor would think to take a video of it. I don't really take videos of anything.
i have the same problem as yourself my friend my tank is full of eggs getting them out & hatching is a nightmare i have almost given up i just buy them now can't be chewed , with the faffing about ,
You culture your own white worms, Sounds like a good next video, simple live foods. I have white and Grindal worms would be great to see how you culture and feed yours. Nice quick video 😉😉 Cheers
@@KeepingFishSimple hi. Form me. 1 female for 2 or 3 males.. Its difficult for the males.. Thanks for your video. My problem is: i am french and you speak so speed (for me lol😉) 😊
i can breed bristle nose plecos no problem hundreds of them but cory's it's the messing about with the egg's water changing every day can't keep up with it i have 2x tank's to keep big one's as well as my own job not enough hour's in the week for me to have spare time if am messing about water changing every day just for eggs i sell my pleco's to my 2x local pet shop's or swap fish
Awesome video. I love the long format. Try putting on some Barry White for the fish, half of the human babies conceived during the 1970’s were the result of his music being played. It may just work for cory cats as well.
Super interesting video, Ive just gotten into corys myself and have hatched my first 5 venezuelan babies. Just a thought, would it be worth trying them in a white tub instead of black?
Hi I am Very New to this Aquarium Hobby So I really Need Your Help So I Got a 6 Gallon Tank Recently Dimensions Are : 15.74Inches x 9.05Inches x 9.84Inches and I also Got A Good Internal Filter and the Temperatures are also All right as I Live in India my Water Temperature is around 26-28Celcius. And I Wanna Buy A Beautiful Looking And Hardy Fish. So can you suggest Me Fish Please Many Suggested Me Bettas But still I am not sure If I should get bettas or anything else. Which Fish do you Suggest Me? And Thx a Lot 😃 pls Help
With a 6 Gallon tank you really cant keep many fish, that is why people might be suggesting bettas. plus bettas are great fish that have personalities.
10 danio or minnow or a mixture of the two no more than 15 and may be add 1 betta later if you think the tank is up to it small tanks are harder than bigger ones to look after
For paleatus and aeneus it's much better to spawn them in a small group, one female and two males. If you spawn them in a large groups they eat eggs. Panda, julii, etc are a different story, they are "egg friendly" species
I have been doing this for 40 years and still have to make tweaks as fish refuse to cooperate with my plans and intentions. It is nice to see someone that is not afraid to show things that were perhaps a bit short of success. You are one of the few RUclipsrs I watch and enjoy. It's nice to come back to older videos because I am never done learning and love new ideas. Thank you.
We have about 75 cory's in 16 different varaities. Here they spawn eggs most of the time when the waterlevel gets lower and the spraybar comes above the waterlevel what mimics rain on water. Mostly they lay their eggs about 3 or 5 cm below the waterlevel on the windows or something that hangs there vertically like the thermometer or the waterinlet. I roll the eggs from the windows and put them in a seperate little tank of 20 liters with an airpomp. The first month we give them Artemia and Dapnia (dried powder) This way is very succesfull for us and raised many cory babies.
Than you for sharing this process. I agree that maybe letting the tub season and grow alge. Maybe even place some seasoned structure and plants in the bottom like they had in their tank? I am looking forward to the continuation of this process.
To breed in them bins, I think you should put them outside expose to the sun full of rain water and let them bin age with guppies so alge grow on the walls. I said guppies to stop mosquitoes and produce waste to activate formation of alge, so molly or platy will work too. That is my idea, please don't try painting your bin first most paint are smooth and second toxic. Alge texture and not toxic. I don't think you want to kill your breeders. All the best with your breeding, you are doing good.👍🐟🐟🐟
Great learning process! Not a fail in my book, not if you learned and grew as a fish keeper from it. I’m just a beginner with some bettas and I appreciate your videos a ton. I’ve definitely learned a lot from watching this channel :) Keep up the great work!
My Black “Schultzei’s” breed like guppies. Every 2 weeks or so. I guess I’m lucky. I keep good water quality, good food, etc. I don’t use RO - my water is about 200 tds, Ph 7.4. Good luck 👍🏻👍🏻😉😉
Pro tip for black venecuela: Put a lot of anubia just floating they will place 90% of the eggs there and you just have to take out anubias when they are done orbefore if you notice they are eating eggs. Try this and thank me later ;D
kitchen trash cans are typically white, so maybe that could help? But, no, this video was NOT a waste of time. I see so many videos that talk about breeding corys, but I hadn't seen much about the behaviors... so thank you!
Actually that particular copy of the book that you've got is the complete version, and it's sells at around the $135.00 mark. All the others are like individual sections from the copy you have, and (on Amazon and eBay for example) are around the $20.00 to $35.00 mark. But what the hell - I bought the full copy like yours anyway, lol. 🤣😂😅🤣😎
@@abdulazeez6088 Oh also a month is a very short time in breeding fish, my number one suggestion with people trying to breed fish is to be patient and just focus on keeping the fish happy
You may know now how they fertilize but for those who don’t know.. Step 1: Male will go in front of females face and do the T pose Step 2: Male will deposit sperm onto females whiskers Step 3: Female will find a spot to lay eggs Step 4: Female will lay eggs Step 5: Female will rub her whiskers with males sperm onto eggs Now steps 2-5 can also go a little different than that.. The female actually chooses whether or not she will collect the sperm from the male before or after depositing eggs. Also the female will do 1 out of 2 things to fertilize the eggs. She will either “lay” the sperm down on a spawning site and then deposite eggs onto that sperm coating or she will lay the eggs and then fertilize them with her whiskers after she had laid the eggs. Another thing.. the female doesn’t always fertilize on site. She may lay the eggs in a spot and 20 minutes later she will collect the sperm and go fertilize the eggs even after she had laid in another spawning site. They remember where they laid all their eggs and they will go back to them to fertilize so when spawning Corydoras you want to give them roughly 30-60 minutes after the spawning is done to allow them to go fertilize any eggs they have not done so to yet to give them a chance to fertilize them. I hope this helps anyone who is attempting to spawn Corydoras!
@@ThereHeIsOutdoors Have u never heard of seeding new sponges/filters with old filter/tank media? Instantly cycled tank. The man's a pro, he wouldn't be that senseless and reckless to try and chance it with new filters.
@@Teamlastofus Trust me, it has been done, even by "pros". I have spiked a few times when introducing fish to tanks that I thought were cycled or had a new filter as I had nothing else at hand. And I have bred just about everything with fins.
I had some sterbai in with some discuss ph 6.5 i bred them by accident when i was feeding live white worms and doing weekly water changes with ro water.
I think it was this video that had a tank with dozens of angels in the background. I thought we were only to have just a few fish per tank. How can I accomplish this? Thx!
It's always irks me when people say the eggs will/do get eaten bc I just breed and grown fry out in the tank with the parents and they NEVER eat them. The only time I've had eggs get eaten was when I fed every other day and 1 species of Goodeid found a taste for them but only the fully grown and they stopped once I changed the setup. I also don't do religious water changes, maybe once every 6 months and it doesn't effect breeding times at all, they just breed when they are ready.
My peppered cories eat the eggs almost as fast as they lay them. I've tries leaving the eggs in there but unfortunately parents end up eating them in a matter of minutes
@@p3teytran that's crazy. You mean paleatus I am guessing? My paleatus still didn't when I had some. Do you underfeed them or something? I really want to find out why this happens bc it really doesn't happen to me. My Cories just had more eggs and the last batch hatched and the water was even crystal clear this time and they don't eat the eggs or fry. I only feed once a day as well so it's not like I keep feeding them but I do try to overfeed them. I wonder if it has anything to do with tank size although that wouldn't make much sense to me unless there's not enough room for the babies in their minds so they eat them. Mine are in an 8'×3' tank rn.
@@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 if anything I overfeed becauze that's what I've been told stimulates breeding. Mainly feed them frozen bloodworms, freeze dried tubifex worms or bug bites. But yea man they eat them so fast its crazy
@@p3teytran that's nuts. I swear I'll find this out and make a vid on it. I'll pry make one soon on my Cories and ricefish, I already have one on my Gobies. I feed mine a flake mix and just frozen rotifers and cyclops that I thaw out in a squeeze bottle in the fridge. Rn I think I'll start with space constraints. I'll try putting a few in this small planter pot I have and see if they eat them in there.
You could try laying white or light coloured tiles at the bottom of the bins to add visibility to the adults. Its something I've seen done by a few other individuals.
dump giant clumps of java moss in there and the females will swim through it while dropping the eggs. The fish don't like to swim in there usually and the eggs will stay safe. I've been able to save quite a few eggs that way. Unfortunately the babies keep jumping off cliffs. RIP
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It's actually crucial that you cross pipes touching like that, as the corydora can feel the flow and vibrational current of the others and they can actually communicate through it.
Have you tried changing water level to breed Cories? I feel that with some it's more effective to allow the water to get low (~50% full or less) and then fill it up as they can feel the difference in pressure.
I bet turning off some water flow once the tank gets low might help too. Then blast them with some rainwater and turn all the flow back on. Maybe even add some extra flow too.
@@meminustherandomgooglenumbers I feel it's more the flow and water level. I don't think it has ANYTHING to do with rainwater bc I never use it and don't even change water much and never have had a problem
@@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 different cories have different triggers. And the rainy season - which is what most of them are looking for - does typically include some sort of rain. And after a rain, what happens? Yup that’s right! Increased water flow.
@@meminustherandomgooglenumbers that is true but what do people often tell you. You NEED rainwater and a lot of flow. That's not necessarily true bc I never used those.
@@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 I haven’t seen anyone say you need it. But I’ve seen a lot of people say they use it or they think it can help.
I love that you include success and failure. Both are important to the scientific process, but one tends to get more attention than the other.
I have a colony of the 9 Schultzei Black Cory's that spawn for me every few weeks. They are a line bred version of the C. Schultzei, which the non black variety looks very similar to C. Aeneus. I keep them in a standard 20g High tank. They do lay pretty good batches of eggs, but they like to spawn on vertical spaces. Very often times my will spawn in the corners of the top of the tank. In addition to the corners of the tank they love to spawn vertically on jungle vals and another hornwort like plant I have floating in the tank. I would say they spawn in the afternoon, but I haven't found any correlation between waterchanges, but feeding heavy amounts of bloodworms does help a bunch. I find Hikari to work the best as it is a smaller bloodworm. I like to feed two cubes a night- always excess food. Catfish love to eat! I only have a sponge filter, hornwort, jungle vals, and java moss in the tank, on sand. When I do get eggs, the problem isn't hatching the eggs, I have issues raising the fry. Really happy to see another person breeding corys with passion! I never see anybody doing anything with them.
Thanks Zach
To make it all even better, just a few hours after I made this comment my colony spawned! The method I am trying is a the half gallon hang on back fluval breeder box on my 75g tank so I can feed a lot and heavy without doing water changes. I had some success with it in the past, but the largest issue is time and keeping up on feedings
@Moses KongI I don't have a video because I haven't ever caught them in the act. Nor would think to take a video of it. I don't really take videos of anything.
My cories always eat the eggs 😞
i have the same problem as yourself my friend my tank is full of eggs getting them out & hatching is a nightmare i have almost given up i just buy them now can't be chewed , with the faffing about ,
After watching this I set up a bin myself got to say it has worked really well for my peppered Cory's
Very interesting video. Very useful information. Keep up the good videos!❤❤
I'm really excited about your triumph with the black venezuelans!! That is so exciting!!!
You culture your own white worms,
Sounds like a good next video, simple live foods.
I have white and Grindal worms would be great to see how you culture and feed yours.
Nice quick video 😉😉
Cheers
Just a quick question, What substrate do you use with your white worms and what do you feed them?
Cheers
“Remind you guys that I’m human too.” 👏 👏 👏
Thank you
@@KeepingFishSimple hi.
Form me.
1 female for 2 or 3 males..
Its difficult for the males..
Thanks for your video.
My problem is: i am french and you speak so speed (for me lol😉)
😊
Thanks for reminding me I was starving
@maryseloyer hit the playback on your settings and go to .50 that might be more your speed mate.
I found the most awesome bins. At an online restaurant supply house.
Very interesting video, wasn't a total failure. It's always good to try new things and experiment. Well done.
Thank you
I have had no issues with breeding Cories. I also apparently keep having bristle nose plecos. Just found a lot of babies again.
i can breed bristle nose plecos no problem hundreds of them but cory's it's the messing about with the egg's water changing every day can't keep up with it i have 2x tank's to keep big one's as well as my own job not enough hour's in the week for me to have spare time if am messing about water changing every day just for eggs i sell my pleco's to my 2x local pet shop's or swap fish
That's the fun of it❤😊
Another great vid bro!
Thank you
Nice system bro👍
Find white tubs maybe?
Yes
cory gang😎
Awesome video. I love the long format. Try putting on some Barry White for the fish, half of the human babies conceived during the 1970’s were the result of his music being played. It may just work for cory cats as well.
Thanks so much Darryl
The awesomeness of this comment is not appreciated here. I would also add Al Green and Marvin Gaye to guaranty 100% success.
Why have I only now realized you have a store...
Will newly hatched corydora fry be ok living in treated water instead of parents tank water? Thanks.
Wow never even crossed my mined.
Same as goldfish and koi
Super interesting video, Ive just gotten into corys myself and have hatched my first 5 venezuelan babies. Just a thought, would it be worth trying them in a white tub instead of black?
Fish always do better in a darker background. Less stressful on them to match it in colouration.
I was going to buy your fish but I live in California
Hi I am Very New to this Aquarium Hobby So I really Need Your Help
So I Got a 6 Gallon Tank Recently Dimensions Are : 15.74Inches x 9.05Inches x 9.84Inches
and I also Got A Good Internal Filter and the Temperatures are also All right as I Live in India my Water Temperature is around 26-28Celcius.
And I Wanna Buy A Beautiful Looking And Hardy Fish.
So can you suggest Me Fish Please
Many Suggested Me Bettas But still I am not sure If I should get bettas or anything else.
Which Fish do you Suggest Me?
And Thx a Lot 😃 pls Help
With a 6 Gallon tank you really cant keep many fish, that is why people might be suggesting bettas. plus bettas are great fish that have personalities.
10 danio or minnow or a mixture of the two no more than 15 and may be add 1 betta later if you think the tank is up to it small tanks are harder than bigger ones to look after
Endlers would work good
@@Bobby11 Ok Thx
@@lee-anne2353 Ok Thx
snails eat the ones from corydoras?
For paleatus and aeneus it's much better to spawn them in a small group, one female and two males. If you spawn them in a large groups they eat eggs. Panda, julii, etc are a different story, they are "egg friendly" species
True Julli even the mum will eat the eggs already laid. Might be why they are so few and far between lol.
How do you breed corydoras punctuates?
Is it prossible to breed different kinds together? And get like crazy colors? Like Plattys amd Mollys
Only if they’re closely related enough. Plattys and mollys aren’t related enough.
The Flowerhorn is an example of this. Abominations occur.
Those fish got 'triggered'!!!
How do you maintain temperature during winter?
Heated room
trash cans like that in america from home depot are 100$ lol!!
How did you heat the bins?
Room is heated
@@KeepingFishSimple thanks
Why not paint the walls in white then, so they don't see the eggs no matter where they are?
Yes I will be doing this
Nick, did you live in America for much time or did you go to Australia as a baby? I remember you saying that you had dual citizenship.
😕disappointed I'm all so looking for a solution/easier way in theory it should have been a good move
Thanks
Ssss
straya m8
I have been doing this for 40 years and still have to make tweaks as fish refuse to cooperate with my plans and intentions. It is nice to see someone that is not afraid to show things that were perhaps a bit short of success. You are one of the few RUclipsrs I watch and enjoy. It's nice to come back to older videos because I am never done learning and love new ideas. Thank you.
We have about 75 cory's in 16 different varaities.
Here they spawn eggs most of the time when the waterlevel gets lower and the spraybar comes above the waterlevel what mimics rain on water. Mostly they lay their eggs about 3 or 5 cm below the waterlevel on the windows or something that hangs there vertically like the thermometer or the waterinlet.
I roll the eggs from the windows and put them in a seperate little tank of 20 liters with an airpomp.
The first month we give them Artemia and Dapnia (dried powder)
This way is very succesfull for us and raised many cory babies.
Than you for sharing this process. I agree that maybe letting the tub season and grow alge. Maybe even place some seasoned structure and plants in the bottom like they had in their tank? I am looking forward to the continuation of this process.
To breed in them bins, I think you should put them outside expose to the sun full of rain water and let them bin age with guppies so alge grow on the walls.
I said guppies to stop mosquitoes and produce waste to activate formation of alge, so molly or platy will work too.
That is my idea, please don't try painting your bin first most paint are smooth and second toxic. Alge texture and not toxic. I don't think you want to kill your breeders.
All the best with your breeding, you are doing good.👍🐟🐟🐟
That's actually what I'm doing right now, this cold snap on my poor guppies, though.
Thanks for the advice
i just ordered some pandas and worm cultures off ur website
Sending out tomorrow!
Great learning process! Not a fail in my book, not if you learned and grew as a fish keeper from it. I’m just a beginner with some bettas and I appreciate your videos a ton. I’ve definitely learned a lot from watching this channel :) Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much
@@KeepingFishSimple I love your vids
Love your vids! You need a bigger space though my man. I get claustrophobic just thinking about trying to work in there haha
I love the long videos bro🤘🏾
Keep it up.
I'm new subscriber..I'm from India
Thanks so much for the book reference 👍🏼
Continue to share your knowledge bro. Best of luck to you on getting those Cory to breed🙏🏼
Hi God bless all of y'all and always know that God and his son Jesus both love all of y'all in Jesus mighty name I pray Amen.
You've gone from 12k Subs to 66,000 keep up the great content! Im learning a lot :D
Thanks!
Eu tô preparando as minhas albinas
My Black “Schultzei’s” breed like guppies. Every 2 weeks or so. I guess I’m lucky. I keep good water quality, good food, etc. I don’t use RO - my water is about 200 tds, Ph 7.4. Good luck 👍🏻👍🏻😉😉
Pro tip for black venecuela: Put a lot of anubia just floating they will place 90% of the eggs there and you just have to take out anubias when they are done orbefore if you notice they are eating eggs. Try this and thank me later ;D
I really enjoyed watching this , what an amazingly interesting hobby this Fishkeeping bizzo is , look forward to seeing how many BV's hatch !!👌
I can’t even order the book on Amazon in the states…
Available below
@@KeepingFishSimple where is this book available?
kitchen trash cans are typically white, so maybe that could help? But, no, this video was NOT a waste of time. I see so many videos that talk about breeding corys, but I hadn't seen much about the behaviors... so thank you!
Hai സൂപ്പർ മീനുകൾ 👍❤️😁
Actually that particular copy of the book that you've got is the complete version, and it's sells at around the $135.00 mark. All the others are like individual sections from the copy you have, and (on Amazon and eBay for example) are around the $20.00 to $35.00 mark. But what the hell - I bought the full copy like yours anyway, lol. 🤣😂😅🤣😎
Nice video man j love your channel
You make breeding looks easy but I can't even breed bettas 😂
I mean bettas aren’t the easiest fish to breed
@@aje8790 That's true. I've been trying to breed my betta pair for almost a month.
@@abdulazeez6088 Oh also a month is a very short time in breeding fish, my number one suggestion with people trying to breed fish is to be patient and just focus on keeping the fish happy
They were sold to me as proven pair and have spawn a couple of times
@@abdulazeez6088 Well good luck
You may know now how they fertilize but for those who don’t know..
Step 1: Male will go in front of females face and do the T pose
Step 2: Male will deposit sperm onto females whiskers
Step 3: Female will find a spot to lay eggs
Step 4: Female will lay eggs
Step 5: Female will rub her whiskers with males sperm onto eggs
Now steps 2-5 can also go a little different than that..
The female actually chooses whether or not she will collect the sperm from the male before or after depositing eggs. Also the female will do 1 out of 2 things to fertilize the eggs. She will either “lay” the sperm down on a spawning site and then deposite eggs onto that sperm coating or she will lay the eggs and then fertilize them with her whiskers after she had laid the eggs.
Another thing.. the female doesn’t always fertilize on site. She may lay the eggs in a spot and 20 minutes later she will collect the sperm and go fertilize the eggs even after she had laid in another spawning site. They remember where they laid all their eggs and they will go back to them to fertilize so when spawning Corydoras you want to give them roughly 30-60 minutes after the spawning is done to allow them to go fertilize any eggs they have not done so to yet to give them a chance to fertilize them.
I hope this helps anyone who is attempting to spawn Corydoras!
Did you use new sponge filters or cycled sponges? If they were new, the ammonia levels could have interfered.
I highly doubt he'd use new sponge filters. What a ridiculous comment.
7:09 looks like new in the box. Video doesn't show him put them in. Either way, it was a question, calm down.
@@ThereHeIsOutdoors Have u never heard of seeding new sponges/filters with old filter/tank media? Instantly cycled tank. The man's a pro, he wouldn't be that senseless and reckless to try and chance it with new filters.
@@Teamlastofus Trust me, it has been done, even by "pros". I have spiked a few times when introducing fish to tanks that I thought were cycled or had a new filter as I had nothing else at hand. And I have bred just about everything with fins.
I’m trying to find fairy corydoras (corydora atropersonatus). I would love to try to breed them. Everyone know where I can find some?
Try white bins
Its a bit like breeding the bettas in the small plastic container but at a larger scale
I had some sterbai in with some discuss ph 6.5 i bred them by accident when i was feeding live white worms and doing weekly water changes with ro water.
What do you mean that female looks Disgusting! She’s got the damn cutest chubby face I’ve seen!
I keep corytanks at max of 30cm tall, helps as the fish don't have to swim to high to Breathe
So why not white bins? Idk if you can get white trash bins, but large rubber made tubs?
maybe put some katapa leaves or eldercones inside. Elder cones got my corys going in 2 weeks.
can you breed them in something else cuz im a kid and i dont think that my parents are going to buy a bin just for some fish😂
I have breed my corys in my tank scrape off the eggs put them in a small tub drop of meth blue an air stone with a sponge on the top of air stone
I think it was a GREAT idea! Looking forward to seeing how you refine this new breeding method:)
hi I need some advise im trying to.spawn my gold lasers and everything I do isn't working what are there trigger point please
What about painting yogurt and buttermilk mixture so it will grow moss is that a possibility
Well why don't you use white tubs so they can't see the eggs
Yes good idea
Cheap way - good idea.
Thanks!
I really love your videos, i wish you shipped to united states❤❤
Eres el mejor! Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Una pregunta, dónde conseguiste esos libros?
en su website hay un enlace para comprarlo (Y)
Yo pedí el mío en estos días llega
Porque lo busque en Amazon y realmente esta agotado
I'm new to the hobby but what about a white tub? That way they couldn't see the eggs?
I just bought 15 Venezuela Cory's.
Too much handling would be too stressful I think
How are you set up 1 quarium?
I think it was this video that had a tank with dozens of angels in the background. I thought we were only to have just a few fish per tank. How can I accomplish this? Thx!
Excess filtration and water changes.
It's always irks me when people say the eggs will/do get eaten bc I just breed and grown fry out in the tank with the parents and they NEVER eat them. The only time I've had eggs get eaten was when I fed every other day and 1 species of Goodeid found a taste for them but only the fully grown and they stopped once I changed the setup. I also don't do religious water changes, maybe once every 6 months and it doesn't effect breeding times at all, they just breed when they are ready.
My peppered cories eat the eggs almost as fast as they lay them. I've tries leaving the eggs in there but unfortunately parents end up eating them in a matter of minutes
@@p3teytran that's crazy. You mean paleatus I am guessing? My paleatus still didn't when I had some. Do you underfeed them or something? I really want to find out why this happens bc it really doesn't happen to me. My Cories just had more eggs and the last batch hatched and the water was even crystal clear this time and they don't eat the eggs or fry. I only feed once a day as well so it's not like I keep feeding them but I do try to overfeed them. I wonder if it has anything to do with tank size although that wouldn't make much sense to me unless there's not enough room for the babies in their minds so they eat them. Mine are in an 8'×3' tank rn.
@@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 if anything I overfeed becauze that's what I've been told stimulates breeding. Mainly feed them frozen bloodworms, freeze dried tubifex worms or bug bites. But yea man they eat them so fast its crazy
@@p3teytran that's nuts. I swear I'll find this out and make a vid on it. I'll pry make one soon on my Cories and ricefish, I already have one on my Gobies.
I feed mine a flake mix and just frozen rotifers and cyclops that I thaw out in a squeeze bottle in the fridge.
Rn I think I'll start with space constraints. I'll try putting a few in this small planter pot I have and see if they eat them in there.
@@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 forgot to include there are 6 of them and they are in a 20 gallon long tank. So nothing big or crazy
Hello, can you tell me if the betta is male or female if I send you an image
Love ure videos leaning a lot ,but what the best fish u have breed
Here in Texas a.k.a. America become bottom feeders he he
It might be better if you spawn them in white tubs then they wont see the eggs
my corydoras use to breed once I changed the water
Sweet vid! Even though it wasn’t a total success, I think it was super informative.
Thank you!
Have you thought of using white tubs?
Here in America we call them bottom feeders
I’m glad you shared this. Thank you for the opportunity to learn. It’s all a learning process.
You could try laying white or light coloured tiles at the bottom of the bins to add visibility to the adults. Its something I've seen done by a few other individuals.
Yes ! Thank you
Awesome informatibe vid man! Wish you have a more succesfull spawns soon. Cheers!
Thank you
It would be nice if you left the info you put up in the video long enough to read. Good video!
Pause it
Or slow the video down
And they are ok without a heater ??
dump giant clumps of java moss in there and the females will swim through it while dropping the eggs. The fish don't like to swim in there usually and the eggs will stay safe. I've been able to save quite a few eggs that way. Unfortunately the babies keep jumping off cliffs. RIP
Why can‘t i order the book?