I have 2 baby albino cory's!!

I watch my albino cory's lay eggs several times a month but they are usually gobbled up by ALL in the tank extremely quickly. This Sunday morning while she did her egg thing, a female guppy was giving birth and distracting most of the other fish. There was a group of 4 on a hydro leaf that I quickly picked and added to a net breeder...just to see. A quick google search later I read they take 10 days to hatch. Yesterday morning 2 succumbed to fungus and I removed them. This morning the last two eggs were gone..just gone. Tonight I tossed away the hygro leaf and was getting ready to pull the net from the tank and there were 2 wee little tadpole like albino fish! I guess there is really only a 3 day gestation on those eggs. I pulled the babies out of the net with an eyedropper (they are that tiny) and they are now floating in my shrimp tank. I think that's the best place for them.

One question! Will adult Cherry Shrimp eat fry? They are a tad smaller than guppy fry but do move pretty fast. That is the only thing in that tank aside from some oto's.

I am sure I will lose track of them until they are bigger but I'm also certain their are lots of little micro things for them to eat in that planted tank.

Thanks all. I had no clue at all if the eggs would hatch but thought "Eh..lets see". I added the hatched babies to the 10g shrimp tank. There is no way I will ever find them in there again unless/until they grow. They are the almost exact same color as the PFS and there are many hiding places. I figured they had more of a chance in there than anywhere else. Hopefully they are nestled in the leaf litter or the moss bed and are comfy cozy.

I'll admit, I was shocked and fascinated and it gets me to thinking of breeding them. My husband has begged me not to set up a 20g breeder again but MAN, it would be SO EASY. Plus it was cool just because I've never seen cory babies that tiny..ever.