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Greetings. This unmerciful heat has not slowed things down in the fish room. As in years past, I am finding that the hottest months of the year are resulting in an inordinate amount of Cory spawnings.

Besides the usual suspects, I have had 3 new species, for me, decide to spawn during this endless procession of heat waves. They are C. ortegai, C. baderi, C007 and this unidentified Cory from Brazil.



I will have pics of 10 day old fry posted in the next few days. I believe that's 73 species, spawned - but who's counting??? Cheers. - Frank

P.S. The S. lacerdai that I received from Ian are now going through the motions. With lots of pop-up thunderstorms expected over the next few days, I'm keeping my fingers, crossed.

Great job Frank. Hot or cold you breed them all!!


Mark

Keep up the good work Frank:)

Thanks, everyone. Cheers. - Frank

Keep up the great work Frank. My goal is to catch up to you in total Corydoras spawned!

steveh28 wrote:Keep up the great work Frank. My goal is to catch up to you in total Corydoras spawned!

Uh-oh. I might have to start using spawning mops. I hear they help. Cheers. - Frank

Thats excellent work Frank,congratulations on the spawning

Nice work! If that UFO gets a CW number, please let me know!

Cheers,

Jools

Jools wrote:Nice work! If that UFO gets a CW number, please let me know! Cheers, Jools

Thanks, Jools. Ian saw the fish in question. He had a few thoughts, but horror of horrors, I didn't agree. I have kept two of the species he brought up and don't think these are either of those. Additionally, no collection data is available, so that makes putting a CW# on them difficult. I agree that some information should be required. Cheers. - Frank

corybrummie2010 wrote:Thats excellent work Frank,congratulations on the spawning

Thanks, so much. Cheers. - Frank

Greetings. Here are pics of two of the four species that recently spawned. Cheers. - Frank