u/WhiteCloudMinnowDude

Everyones a fan, even my 2 borneo suckers have put aside their beef and just eating. There are 3 albino bn babies inside the squash and the adults are also coming to get some squash.

So my corys bedazzled my tank again this morning.

But this lil guy was just caught eating the eggs!

Now he acting all innocent and nonchalant 🙄. . .

Got the breeder box infront of most of the eggs but damn they act like they dont have food waiting on the substrate. . . .

Baby plecs seem to be really invested in this soft boiled butternut

Baby plecs enjoying their first soft boiled butternut

Mango enjoying some blanched cucumber.

They are so small

Albinos look like dad and the normies look like mom.

The babies come out to play!

Added green water to the tank to help them grow.

Excuse the glare but it was taken via phone flash as the power was out due to storm

Miss Corinthea the 2nd and her suitors have been busy this morning.

Common mistake with corys and other catfish is that the females get stressed by the males.

They are not live bearers, catfish have some of the best sensory organs in fish the males only attempt to breed when the female is giving off hormonal signals.

Having too many females on the other hand can and will stress out male corys or similar catfish like bristlenose.

As the constant breeding comes at the cost of not eating or other energy expenses like raising fry in the case of the bristlenose.

3 more bristlenose babys have escaped mangos cave.

Justthe lady of the tank enjoying her breakfast

A bristlenose wriggler has made its way outside dads cave, little thing still has its eggsack attached

Removed their guppy oppressors who ate their food and eggs, and removed a whole bunch 9f snails today which they also seem to appreciat

Mango defending his plant spike.

Doing Kiwi things

But the approval committee is not done rearranging it to code. . .

Enjoying their veggies, ft professional photo bombers(guppies)

Dammit Mango I just want some footage of you!

Making a mess and enjoying the sunlight.