Many of you know, I'm not a breeder. I've got cories and guppies in a 20g tank.
My cories have laid eggs several times. I've tried moving them to a breeder box, leaving them alone but I've never had any luck.
Back in Oct. I got the bright idea to add some live plants.
I threw them in the tank, didn't plant them, got busy and they started to die.
Still being lazy, I snatched them out and threw them in an empty 20g long tank. They died completely so I threw them away.
At the same time I bought the plants, I added 3 Sparkling Gouramis to my 30g. Two have decided to spawn and the male has been picking on my Lyre Tail Guppy and the other male Gourami. (There were 2 Guppies but one died over night)
He's keeping the Cardinals and GlowLights at bay on one side of tank. Kind of funny because he's so small.
Anyway, I look in the tank this morning and see what looks like a bubble nest attached to one of the plastic plants.
I thought I'd move the Lyre Tail Guppy and other Male Sparkle to the 20 long to reduce their stress. Now mind you, I haven't done anything with the 20 long. I can add some seeded sponges for an instant cycle.
lol, long story, still with me here?
The only thing in the 20 long is some plastic plants, some java moss and a couple of dead leaves from the long ago discarded plants.
Or so I thought.
I went to take a couple of left over dead leaves out and low and behold, something moves across the tank.
I thought ewww, A Bug!!
Grabbing my turkey baster, I go to suck it out and.....
It's a baby Cory!!!!
It's so darn cute! I guess he found enough food with the leaves and java moss.
Funny, I tried and tried, failed but nature had it's own ideas I guess.
Hmmmmm.....now what to do with my poor harassed Guppy and Sparkle.
