I like your fact-based, almost engineering-oriented approach to breeding fish. So far you have been my top guide to breeding. Amazing content as usual!

As always, absolutely in love. My only complaint is that you don't make more videos more frequently lol. I love the way you describe your thought process. It makes things so much more clear.

Thanks for watching! Feel free to leave questions in the comments if you have them, and If you enjoyed this video, consider subscribing to see future projects. For more info on the fry tray shown in this video, see the "about" section of this KZfaq channel.

Really liked the video, especially as you stick to the important information and don't engage in a bunch of unnecessary fluff like many people do.

I absolutely love your videos Mr.Lowell, most of the profiles I see, even on my channel are just basic background information. But you only speak form experience and trial with the species. You deserve subscribes in the millions!

I love these videos. You break it down in such a straight forward way.

Congrats on the big spawn! A wonderful video and tutorial.

Amazing once again. Can't wait for your next video, really good job!

Great video and information 😊 I'm hoping to get my Skunk Corydoras to spawn

So glad to see another video from you! I've learned a ton watching your vids and have been able to apply the knowledge to spawning some fish of my own. (EBAs). Can't wait to see the next one.

All the details makes how you educate perfect! Thank you

I like your narrative. Clear, precise and interesting, with some nuances of humour. Subbed.

Beautiful video, as usual. ❤ A lot of useful informations and a great footage.

seeing that shot at the end of the juvenile corys is so cool. such a great video!

Thank you Sir for sharing. Love your breeding tutorials and knowledge/ experiences shared in hobby.👏👏👏👏

Loving your vids! Apistogramma brought me to channel as a long long time keeper and breeder of this wonderful species. Can't wait for the Elizabethea..... I've not kept them for a few years but bred them many times years back and found they needed pretty low PH in my case to get hatches, most of mine were wild caught though. Great vids, great job with the Cory's, new subscriber and fan here in UK🙂

Wonderful video. I learned interesting stuff! Thank you. 😊

I really appreciate your videos! I have some cherry barb fry (semi-accidentally) and just pulled a small batch of cory eggs into a hang on tank after following your videos.

This is the BEST video ever!

Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching. You’ve encouraged me to breed more Corydoras. I’ve breed Panda Cory’s before with even trying. I was constantly having Panda Cory from two females. I moved to another state and sold my pandas as two pairs. I sold all my fish, Cherry Srimps, Red Ram Horns Snails, and beautiful plants.

The price is high because of greed, plane, and simple. Excellent video, as always, very informative and educational.

Fantastic video. And a great question regarding cost. Where I may disagree is in your theory they are unknown and low demand. Gold, Orange and Green lasers are among the first to go on good websites and the swaps I attend. That group you have could fetch several grand. Easy!

ive ordered a big group of gold per cories, they are basically gold lasers but entirely gold. this guide also worked for my albino aneus, so i hope the guide will also work on my peru golds soon

this is such a great video, subbed

Awesome video thanks for the information I think mine are just too little right now but I am gut loading them for the time being

What your saying is very true on the pricing . There in the same family as most common albino Cory's and they can have hundreds of babies at any one time. But again another awesome video thanks for sharing 💗👍✌️💯

When the first green and gold lasers appeared on the market here in the UK, they were all high priced due to their strikingly fabulous colours and their rarity in the hobby. My LFS got a few in priced at £20 in 2001. They sold fairly slowly, and when the owner wanted to order more, he was told by the wholesaler that they were limited by the numbers that were being imported. Thus, the prices have remained high ever since. Despite the numerous tank raised fishes now available, these species are still 30 to 40% more expensive than other, easily bred species. So, IMO, it may be a case of the dealers trying to keep their profit margins up, because the sheer abundance of bronze or peppered corys is as great as their popularity but the mark-up on these common species is insufficient to make a living.

Do you sell the STLs for those breeders? I either need to bust out my CAD software and/or my 3D printer and get some of these made lol I love your videos btw. Got me into breeding fish again!

WAW...IM SURPRISED TO LEARN HOW MUCH IT SIMS TO BE EASY TO BREED THEM :) THANK YOU FOR SHARING :) THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)

If you want to spawn another corydoras species, I’d highly recommend C. Pygmaeus. They are relatively simple to breed with patience, and are different from other corydoras in almost every way.

Great video! I subbed

It's very odd that they're priced so high. I've heard that they're expensive because they're a relatively new species, but CPDs were dicovered in 2006, same with the panda garra, and they're no more expensive than rosy tetras where I live. If I could ever get my hands on some I would attempt to flood the market and have their prices lowered. Also, if I remember correctly, they're part of the same grouping as the bronze cory, y'know, the cheapest and most common Corydoras species in most fish stores.

Amazing video as always! “Jaws” got me wheezing 😂

"Bomber Bay of eggs." Perfect description. LOL.

I have some bronze cories and they spawn like crazy (even though "I" suck at breeding fish), had them for a long time, but they're super panicky to the point I gave up and just keep the tank covered, let them go about their business. Some cories I had (sold) I hand fed them as fry and juveniles. I believe there is a chance for them to lose that classic cory panic behavior if they are hatched in one aquarium and allowed to grow there, never moved out of it, and hand-fed. Something that could be fun to test. I can confirm good hatch rates and survivability without methilene blue or other sterilizers, in a STERILE environment. All cories I spawned and grown successfully, I did not remove the eggs, I removed the recipient containing them and placed them in a recently set tank. Raised almost 200 juveniles there. Sure some died and I didn't see but it's still huge success comparing to when I tried to set them in a tank with mulm and debris or even when I removed the eggs myself, I think even a gentle touch damages them. Eggs would either develop fungus when the tank was dirty even though it was running for months without fish there and water replaced, or fry would die after a few days. So, mulm is highly unlikely to be beneficial to the fish, contrary to the opinion of some "experts". EDIT: They might be so expensive because you had "only" 80 fry. I had just one female and she easily drops over 100 eggs. She is about 2yo now.

I finally found someone online who had gold lasers in stock. I've gone cory crazy. I ordered 4 which will make the 9th species of corys in my 55g denison barb tank. I run 2 seachem tidal 110s just ti make sure there's enough biomedia for the load, I've got just a couple of each species except I've got 4 orange Venezuelan

Ok im binging now, this is ridiculous that you dont have 1m subs

Thanks so much for your videos. It is a joy. I have been wondering as well how the fertilisation works as I have observed it many times with my sterbai, but I never could make sense of it. I have indeed been wondering if the female eats/drinks it and internally fertilises the egg? Glad there is still some mystery...

Ohhh yes Your videos always make my day!! also have you ever thought about trying some of the mouth brooding bettas like unimacs?

Love your videos so much. Was so happy to see this one because I've literally just acquired 6 Gold lasers corys for a breeding project :) I'm sure I'll be watching this again. What was that small granule you used as the first dry food after BBS?

Most amazing and most detailed breeding videos on YT hands down. I also had a question, i had a spawn of these gold lazers and adolfoi corys the same day and when the eggs hatched, all the adolfois died. why do you think?

You should try Corydoras Habrosus. They’d be an interesting challenge as their a dwarf corydoras and they allegedly only lay one egg, an egg the size of a normal corydoras egg.

Love the video! Did you make the fry box? I’d be interested in getting some.

Awesome

I love your videos the pictures are so good and you bring the fry so close i havent seen videos like this. What kind of kamera are you useing?

Can’t wait for the Elizibithae

i really love your vids with some tips. can i ask if what type of filter are you using in this cory tank? also can i ask how often and much do you change the water? :)

Great video as always!!! Have you considered breeding any pseudomugil rainbows or panda garra?

Daphnia def helps

Love your video. By the way, what was the volume of this tank?

I wish I had that many gold. Lasers. All my cories don't seem to breed. Except the greens once in a while. Do you think it benefits from having a species only tank? Most of all my. Cories pleco and appistos are in the same tanks together

Never seen a breeder box like that, where did u get it?

another great video

That is awesome! I have some adult Gold Lasers that I want to breed and was having issues with it. Are you thinking of selling your breeder boxes? I love them.

amazing video. Do you store your baby brine in salt water? and feed brines with salt water directly to the fry?

Can different varieties of coridoras be hybridized?

Should anyone see this post, I have Pandas laying eggs in a tank. I have found eggs in a shrimp feeding glass tube and have moved plants and had them hatch in another tank. The fish can't quit fit in the tube anymore. Would a piece of pvc be a good choice to lay their eggs in?

Hi, since these are an aneus strain, do you think they would be able to make some kind of fun mix with albinos?

I feed freeze-dried blackworms, but the don't sink. The freeze-dried worms you showed were at the bottom. Do freeze-dried tubifex worms sink easily?

where do I get that breeding box ( the grey thing were you put the eggs in)?

Hey, I wanna try crossbreeding gold lasers with pygmys or habrosus, do you think it would work, and is it even a good idea? To me a giant school of pygmy gold lasers running around a tank sound like the best thing every.

Hey, what camera and mic do you use?

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What is the gray box you have them in when fry?

Where did you get the plastic insert to put inside your hose while doing water change?

I don't understand your comment about where you place the spawning mop can you show me what you meant please

Where can i buy the breeding box you use?

I'm jealous of your breeding success. But I'm even more jealous that you can get freeze-dried tubifex worms to sink.

Question is will you sell them for cheaper because you can breed so much?

hi may i know what kind of pellets do you feed them?

What size tank were you keeping and breeding these in?

What is the name of the fry tray? And where did you find it?

Where did you get that breeding box???

What type of breeder box is that man? I really need one like that

Hello. Do you have other fish with them? They do not est eggs? Regards

can female cory lay egg without male ?

how old do they gotta be to breed

I got 90 fry! Is that above average?

istg bro the only reason fish dont breed in tanks is bc no one wants to have their hokus pokus filmed

Can’t wait for the Elizibithae