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Subject: CORYCAT EGGLAYERS
Author: TAMMY	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 00:24:57 01/10/02 Thu I HAVE SERVEL EGGS AND WAS WONDERING HOW LONG THEY TAKE TO MATURE AND WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: CORYCAT EGGLAYERS

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Martin
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Date Posted: 11:30:42 01/17/02 Thu

Tammy,
Corydoras eggs are usually quite clear to opaque if fertile. Infertile eggs will become white and start to deteriorate within a day of spawning. The eggs can be laid singly or in small groups on just about any surface including the aquarium glass. This is normally in an area where there is a lot of water movement.
The eggs usually hatch within a few days dependent on temperature and it is advisable to remove the parents after spawning.
Good luck
Martin.
This is fairly typical for most species.

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