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I had just fed everyone (3 tanks - my new set up and my two small, neglected ( ) tanks. I want to get the cories from those two tanks into my new set up, but I'm still getting a small amount of nitrites in it, so... as I sat in front of one of them, watching them eat, lo and behold I see this tiny little panda foraging around for food! It is soooo cute! Maybe half an inch, nose to tail. There may be more in there, but who knows! I never saw any sign of eggs, but the tank is soooo overgrown with plants and such, who knows!

Woo hoo! lol!!

Yippee for you! Aren't cory babies INSANELY cute? I guess the overgrown tank has it's benefits, lots of hiding places and lots of food for fry. Water changes may be a wee bit more important at this point but something must be just right so enjoy the show.
As always, post pics if you can get them

Nicely done!

Congratulations.

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Mats

Hi!
This is my first post here, but just wanted to say the same thing happened to me. I have a heavily planted (overgrown is more like it) 10 gallon tank. I was sitting in front of it one morning and lo and behold, I saw 2 C.hastastus babies. I couldn't beleive my eyes. Since then I have seen them off and on for the last couple of weeks. Now I am trying to decide which cory I'm going to try next. Soooo addictive!

Cool!

It still slays me when I look in and a new set of eyes is looking back at me. Never expect it, but it's really fun when it happens!
Amanda

it is one of the best parts of fishkeeping, discovering fry.