Kev,

I have young Cory Weitzmani for sale, drop me a PM and we can discuss.

Regards

Paul

Well done Frank, only a matter of time now before a viable batch comes along I am sure.

Regards

Paul

I would say 1 female and 4 males.

Well done with the Reynoldsi. I have spawned them quite a few times, at first I tried harvesting the eggs like I do with most Cory's but no success at all. I eventually ended up trying leaving them in with the adults. They were fine, the adults showed no interest in eating the eggs or the youngsters ...

I downloaded this book a while ago and have to say it is one of the best books I have read for a long time. The information on Rainbowfish is second to none (at least of books that I have been able to find and have read). The whole section on feeding is very extensive and relevant to keepers of all ...

Getting interesting already.

Are you serious about 10 hours? I know how time flies when I am doing similar things.

I can't wait to see how you manage it.

I am definitely interested to hear how this all goes and maybe offer some advice along the way, would be great to see photo's etc.

It won't be easy, I have moved loads of tanks over the last 30+ years and each one is a pain, but moving all of those at the same time will be a mamouth task.

In my experience Panda eggs do go black if they are fertile as they develop.

If I were you I would remove them now to a separate hatching container as they will be eaten by your other fish as soon as they hatch.

I would agree with Kim.

They definitely all look like females to me.

I have been corresponding with Ian Fuller by email, he is trying to get his website techie man to resolve the problem as soon as he can.

Regards

PaulH