My planted tank, which contains a betta, peppered cories, a bristelnose, rasboras, neons, and 2 leftover fish from another tank, hasn't been doing well lately. My Wisteria was looking poor, my mini swords were getting some black beard algae, and all of my pond snails disappeared. I was worried I was going through some "Old Tank Syndrome". It is not a good sign when the pond snails are gone.
I decided to do a very large water change, so I got my buckets and started siphoning water out. Out comes this peppered cory whose length was smaller than a dime. As I tried to take a picture of the tiny fast moving fellow, another one appeared, and then another. I have no clue how many there are, but there are at least 3. I thought all of the other fish would have consumed the eggs, but I guess not. I am not sure if I should do the big water change or not as I have no experience with fry.
Sorry for the mediocre photos. These little guys don't stay still.
I decided to do a very large water change, so I got my buckets and started siphoning water out. Out comes this peppered cory whose length was smaller than a dime. As I tried to take a picture of the tiny fast moving fellow, another one appeared, and then another. I have no clue how many there are, but there are at least 3. I thought all of the other fish would have consumed the eggs, but I guess not. I am not sure if I should do the big water change or not as I have no experience with fry.
Sorry for the mediocre photos. These little guys don't stay still.