panda_cory
Fish Crazy
I have had the Male for about 2 years and it was sold to me as a gold pleco, not bristlenose just gold pleco. (Not going there again!)I decided to get a female to keep him company and hopefully breed. I have had the female for a couple of months now.
I have them in a community set up with:
2 corys (have to keep an eye on)
7 swordtail (including babies)
15+ guppies (also including babies)
1 zebra loach (also have to keep an eye on)
I have bought a slate tunnel for the Bristlenose to lay eggs in as I was told they will probably use this.
A couple of weeks ago I found some eggs in the tank prosumably from Bristlenose as cories are two different species. The eggs were kind of a yellow colour but were just outside the slate tunnel. The eggs floated around the bottom of the tank for about 3 days then dissapeared, probably eaten. I can only prosume the eggs were unfertile and pushed out the slate tunnel.
I am hopefully getting a new bigger tank soon filled with plants and bogwood with a sand bottom, which will hopefully be better for them. (Dont worry I am going to do a fishless cycle) But I am still keeping it a community tank moving the corys, Plecos and loach over but giving all the swordtails and guppies to my sister or my LFS. I will be adding more corys and zebra loaches for more company with some tetras and other fish.
Please feel free to add comments I will add more post concerning the albino Bristlenoses, there breeding efforts and the tank.
Thanks for reading, Panda_cory.
I have them in a community set up with:
2 corys (have to keep an eye on)
7 swordtail (including babies)
15+ guppies (also including babies)
1 zebra loach (also have to keep an eye on)
I have bought a slate tunnel for the Bristlenose to lay eggs in as I was told they will probably use this.
A couple of weeks ago I found some eggs in the tank prosumably from Bristlenose as cories are two different species. The eggs were kind of a yellow colour but were just outside the slate tunnel. The eggs floated around the bottom of the tank for about 3 days then dissapeared, probably eaten. I can only prosume the eggs were unfertile and pushed out the slate tunnel.
I am hopefully getting a new bigger tank soon filled with plants and bogwood with a sand bottom, which will hopefully be better for them. (Dont worry I am going to do a fishless cycle) But I am still keeping it a community tank moving the corys, Plecos and loach over but giving all the swordtails and guppies to my sister or my LFS. I will be adding more corys and zebra loaches for more company with some tetras and other fish.
Please feel free to add comments I will add more post concerning the albino Bristlenoses, there breeding efforts and the tank.
Thanks for reading, Panda_cory.