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Blondielovesfish
Kia Ora
to the forum.Your tanks look nice!
What sizes are they and what is the stocking?
Thank you both!
I originally started out with 6 zebra danios last April.
Then added 4 panda corys,
4 glass shrimp and
2 assassin snails.
Prior to a few nights ago, my 20 gallon long stocking was
5 adult zebra danios,
12 five month old zebra danios (from the great zd spawn of Easter!),
4 assassin snails,
1 glass shrimp,
2 adult panda corys and
every low-med light aquarium plant known to man.
When I got home a few nights ago I noticed something wriggling around in the substrate - a baby panda cory!!! Has to be a few weeks old (can't believe I missed it being so plant happy recently). I then noticed they were in a T formation and acting VERY energetic for a few hours (sort of like my upstairs neighbors on a saturday night) so I knew something was going on!
So I have removed all but ONE stubborn z.d. into a 20 gallon short driftwood scape I was making (already cycled) and now I have
2 adult panda corys
1 five week old panda cory
1 glass shrimp
4 assassin snails
1 fresh clutch of panda cory eggs!!! about 12 of them!
The amazing part of it all is I am also working on a 55 gallon mountainscape with carpeted plants using the dry start method, so I was on schedule to have to relocate the zdanios soon anyway. Now I may have to put that on the back burner while I raise my baby pandas!!!
Any help you guys can provide would be appreciated!!!
I originally started out with 6 zebra danios last April.
Then added 4 panda corys,
4 glass shrimp and
2 assassin snails.
Prior to a few nights ago, my 20 gallon long stocking was
5 adult zebra danios,
12 five month old zebra danios (from the great zd spawn of Easter!),
4 assassin snails,
1 glass shrimp,
2 adult panda corys and
every low-med light aquarium plant known to man.
When I got home a few nights ago I noticed something wriggling around in the substrate - a baby panda cory!!! Has to be a few weeks old (can't believe I missed it being so plant happy recently). I then noticed they were in a T formation and acting VERY energetic for a few hours (sort of like my upstairs neighbors on a saturday night) so I knew something was going on!
So I have removed all but ONE stubborn z.d. into a 20 gallon short driftwood scape I was making (already cycled) and now I have
2 adult panda corys
1 five week old panda cory
1 glass shrimp
4 assassin snails
1 fresh clutch of panda cory eggs!!! about 12 of them!
The amazing part of it all is I am also working on a 55 gallon mountainscape with carpeted plants using the dry start method, so I was on schedule to have to relocate the zdanios soon anyway. Now I may have to put that on the back burner while I raise my baby pandas!!!
Any help you guys can provide would be appreciated!!!
Blondielovesfish
Kia Ora
Nice!
You sounds like you love your ZD LoL!
Congrats on getting the Panda Corys to spawn too!
You sounds like you love your ZD LoL!
Congrats on getting the Panda Corys to spawn too!
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