I just had my bronze go for it. I find you need to spawn them twice, once to clean out the old eggs the second you get good fertility.

I was told by an old timer cory breeder that due to the dashing around corys should not have a smaller tank then 2'( other then the small species of cause). Don't know how ture that is thou.

small tanks should be okay for Aspidoras and small-medium cories. But not large ones. I have not tried it personally, only did in a 2.5ftand 4ft.

Members of other forum say to do it in atlease a 2ft tank.

rcon021 I didn't think there were any Aspidoras here??

nope they are here mate!!!

I have seen 2 species in New Zealand. One at work and the other at HW

by the way what species

theyre albino just seen an egg swimming with a little tail will feed well as if I take the parents out theyll have to go back into the hard to catch tank and hope they dont eat too many eggs :evil:

You can always remove the eggs with your finger and place them in a container with a little blue and a bubbler (float in tank).

Like this

thats exactly what i have done...put the eggs in the breeding trap and put some M. blue in. because the eggs are sticky...the fungus ones will spread to one another? i got lazy there and leave them to rot. :-?

Blue stops the fungus long enough for the good ones to hatch then sort.

You can scrape the eggs off the glass with a razor blade but I had best success by spawning one pair in a bare tank and leaving the eggs to hatch. What works for you is the way to go.

My Skunk Cories spawned last night but i have exams so i cannot seperate out the eggs. Next time they spawn i guess

What works for you is the way to go.

i agree...i used a bankcard instead. i waited till the eggs are few hrs old..so they are solid. newly deposited eggs are a bit soft and will pop, if trying to remove it when its laided.

Thats the one shiuh, I still perfer my finger over anything with a sharp edge.