Pls help me to confirm which species this Frys belong to.

corydorus · Post by **corydorus** » 01 Jan 2004, 13:10

The eggs were collected in a Cory Community tank of minimum 7 species.

11 Day Old

08 Day Old

Post by **Coryman** » 01 Jan 2004, 19:50

Denis,

About 80% of all Cory fry have that colour pattern at that age, the best thing would be to tell us what species you have in the tank where the fry are.

Ian

corydorus · Post by **corydorus** » 02 Jan 2004, 13:39

Here's the list

atropersonatus x 6
caudimaculatus x1
duplicareus x 8
habrosus x 7
haraldschultzi x 2
small simils x 4
seussi x 4
hastatus x 12
schwartzi x 2

Egg size about 2.1 mm.
About 5-7 day incubation at 24-26C

Post by **Coryman** » 03 Jan 2004, 00:27

Dennis,

The only thing I can say with certanty is that they are not C. hastatus or C. similis, but all the rest are possabilities, time will tell.

Ian

corydorus · Post by **corydorus** » 03 Apr 2004, 09:16

Ok here's 10 weeks old Cory Fry

Old enough to ID ?

polkadot · Post by **polkadot** » 03 Apr 2004, 10:50

Hey dennis they're so cute!!!!!

Post by **Coryman** » 03 Apr 2004, 11:05

C. duplicareus is favorite .

Ian

Graeme · Post by **Graeme** » 03 Apr 2004, 16:41

Possible C.caudimaculatus?

G.

corydorus · Post by **corydorus** » 04 Apr 2004, 03:54

polkadot, they sure are Cute.

Ian, thanks !

Grame

. caudimaculatus is too young and x1 only.

tatia · Post by **tatia** » 05 Apr 2004, 11:19

Graeme wrote:Possible C.caudimaculatus?

G.

No way. Look at the species list exactly. I didn't hear or read something about parthenogenesis in association with Corydoras

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