cory eggs?

[LauraL]

So I've had a few tiny white eggs stuck to my tank wall for a couple of days now. I only see about 6, though it looks like some might have been eaten already. :( I'm wondering of they're peppered cory eggs.

The only other species in the tank are platies (livebearers) and rasbora hets, who I'm told lay like a hundred at a time on the underside of leaves. I don't see any on my java ferns or swords or anubias - just on the glass, about 4 in up from the gravel.n (see the tiny white specks by the cord below.
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If they are peppered cory eggs, what can I do to hatch the survivors? They're about 2 days old, I think. Refugium and infusorium? Anything else?

[jetajockey]

they look like cory eggs to me. And yes the same basic care for fry works well. They are a little different because they spend their time on the bottom as opposed to the top, but that's a good thing when it comes to feeding.

[LauraL]

Cool! I love these guys! Would love to add 1-2 more to my tank and find homes for the rest - they're really fun corys, very active, very visible.

[fireman5214]

yes those are corydora eggs, i have been going through spawning lately ina 29 and 55 gallon tank. good luck witht he fry!

[slipgate]

Probably too late for you but I scraped off the eggs in my tank with a razor blade and transferred them to a nursury tank. Now I have about 50 speckled cory! They hatch after about 2-3 days. If it takes much longer, they are not viable. If they are viable, they will turn greyish, the ones you have pictured are either newly laid or probably not viable. Good Luck!

[LauraL]

They weren't viable. Very sad. :( But now I know what to look for next time - I'd love to have some cory babies!