I am have great luck with my Corydoras duplicareus and Corydoras weitzmani spawning every few days and laying batches of ~12 good eggs at a time. My "good" problem is running out of tanks to raise groups of fry seperately. How bad is it to raise fry of different ages ~1 week apart together in same tank?
All comments, opinions, experiences welcome.
Pete
Raising fry of different ages together
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Re: Raising fry of different ages together
That should work ok. The 2wk fry shouldn't be able to eat a 1wk fry, or anything like that.
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Re: Raising fry of different ages together
They could out-compete each other, but T don't think 4 week fry would outcompete 3 week fry
in other words, perhaps you should not combine too young fry, but late on the age differences will fall away
in other words, perhaps you should not combine too young fry, but late on the age differences will fall away
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