Breeding Corydoras Sterbai and Top 5
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Breeding Corydoras Sterbai and Top 5
I have kept different corydoras and am now trying to breed them. I have tried to get Corydoras gossei to spawn with no success. I have two questions.
1. How easy is corydoras sterbai to spawn?
2. What are the top 5 easiest corydoras to breed?
Thanks in advance.
1. How easy is corydoras sterbai to spawn?
2. What are the top 5 easiest corydoras to breed?
Thanks in advance.
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I've had some trouble getting stable action in the C. sterbai tank. It seems that they spawn a couple of times around february and then no action for a year or so.
Regarding the top 5:
1: C. paleatus.
2: C. aeneus.
3: C. davidsandsi.
4: C. panda.
5: C. duplicareus.
...I don't keep the first two species, but I have done in the past. The last three species I keep at the moment and they are also easy in my opinion. I've rated them by their spawning frequency.
Regarding the top 5:
1: C. paleatus.
2: C. aeneus.
3: C. davidsandsi.
4: C. panda.
5: C. duplicareus.
...I don't keep the first two species, but I have done in the past. The last three species I keep at the moment and they are also easy in my opinion. I've rated them by their spawning frequency.
Best regards,
Kim M
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The easiest of all Corys to breed must surely be C. pygmaeus, I have even seen them spawning in a bag at a CSG auction.
My top 5 would be
C. pygmaeus
C. habrosus
C. aeneus and albino form
C. panda
C. sterbai
With regard to C. gossei, I have found they need to be warm, mine would not breed in water below 80º F (26.5º C).
Ian
My top 5 would be
C. pygmaeus
C. habrosus
C. aeneus and albino form
C. panda
C. sterbai
With regard to C. gossei, I have found they need to be warm, mine would not breed in water below 80º F (26.5º C).
Ian