Why not? You didn't do anything wrong.
It would be interesting to see what the fry look like.
They spawned
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It would be interesting to see what the fry look like.
Well, I am sorry Noodle. You worked very hard & I know you're disappointed. Better luck with your corys, they are easier. Fatten ups those girls & start a new thread of breeding success.
It would.
But, on the off chance the male IS a hybrid, it wouldn't be good to purposely breed them. I wont stop them from spawning on their own, but i wont set them up for it.
I cant say im not disappointed. I take some blame because i did move them and i think thats the cause for the major die off.
But, if i had left them with the small incubator box swinging temperatures by 10 degrees with our home temps rising and falling this spring, i could have still lost them that way too.
And then, if they were hybrid hybrid babies, they were weak regardless. Possibly. They stopped growing at 6 days old, comparing the photos of their growth. This right there shows something was up from the start.
It is what it is. Theres things ive learned with this, and it was really fascinating all the same.
I'm very sorry the fry are gone 
But pls don't beat yourself up. I've had many spawn flops, I learn for the next one.
Better luck with the cories, they are def easier to raise then the itty bitty fry.
But pls don't beat yourself up. I've had many spawn flops, I learn for the next one. Better luck with the cories, they are def easier to raise then the itty bitty fry.
Have you breed corys?I'm very sorry the fry are gone
Better luck with the cories, they are def easier to raise then the itty bitty fry.
Me? Yes. Actually my friend gave me orange laser eggs that I hatched in one of my nursery tanks.
