How to Breed Corydoras | In Depth Guide 

brochis you mean the big one wild or the green emerald ?

@@TriHard7cgreen emeralds we’re classified as a Brochis but was reclassified to corydoras somewhat recently.

how ?@@joacinmendez4929

Yes there's science that shows that leaves and mulm that have been colonized by bacteria are more digestible and more nutritious than fresh leaves, the fish actually gain a significant amount of nutrition from the bacterial films on breaking down botanicals.

And that’s the magic of keeping fish. Happiness in a box of water.

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jus to add, u can choose either to add the whole entire thing of boiled “tea” almond leaves/oak leaves or add a precise amount with a turkey baster or small syringe, either way the tannin lookin mold is great for microorganisms for small fry

How'd it turn out?

I'm just a random viewer wandering through but I can answer that question. You should always avoid natural fibers like cotton with homemade spawning mops and instead look for synthetics like polyester as they resist aging and take a much longer time to break down compared to plant based, which... I haven't personally tested it but with attempting to breed fish that're scavengers that will eat decaying botanicals like old leaves, I could see them eating your spawning mop instead of laying on it ^^' Good luck though, I'm currently using some cheap, dark green polyester yard from the Dollar Store but there's a few other low priced options for mop spawning fish I'm sure you'll have better luck with

@@discordiacreates6669 Makes perfect sense, thank you!

@@imreb2081 you're welcome ^^

Nick ships bug buffet world wide if you want to try it.

Remove the eggs to a separate container if you can't remove the fish. Feed the neons more so they're not as hungry. Best answer would be just breeding in species-only tanks.