Beautiful pictures! I so want some of these! I have four habrosus and about eight pygmaeus in a 33L, along with a couple of albino aeneus, four pandas, some fancy guppies and a schistura loach. Trying to establish nice plants in there. Have a sponge filter (a big one) on one end and an Aquaclear 30 ...

Great pictures, particularly of the babies!

Thanks for the encouragement, apistomaster!

Moved the sponge filter last night to do a good cleaning and my yield is better than I thought-I've got 10-12.

I definitely intend to try the oak leaves or something like that in the future, though I'm scared to change what I'm doing with this bunch ...

My duplicareus fry are about a week old now. I started with about 40 eggs. Lost about four to fungus right off the start, then several fungused towards the end, though one hatched a live fry.

I had a lot who died while absorbing the yolk sac and a few that are still alive but spinning around on ...

apistomaster said: There seems to be several Corydoras species which are problematic in either obtaining a decent hatch rate or as in your experience you get many larvae but there is a high mortality rate before they under go final metamorphosis.
For me these include C. duplicareous

Ack! What ...

Do people use sand in their fry tanks, or bare bottoms? I read an article a while back (I think it was here) about raising adolfoi fry and the author said that they didn't have any luck until they put a thin layer of sand on the bottom of the fry tank. Has anyone else done this? And if so, what did ...