Found eggs on aquarium glass.

[JAYBIRD1011]

I have juvenile Fronts, and Cory cats in my 75 gallon tank. Somebody laid eggs?
Top 1 1/2” of glass. I would suspect Corys to lay on the bottom. The Fronts are too young and small, right?

 

[skjl47]

Hello; do you have snails?

 

[tlindsey]

I have juvenile Fronts, and Cory cats in my 75 gallon tank. Somebody laid eggs?
Top 1 1/2” of glass. I would suspect Corys to lay on the bottom. The Fronts are too young and small, right?View attachment 1367197

Corydoras laid them.

 

[TwoHedWlf]

I would suspect Corys to lay on the bottom.

You suspect wrong. Those cory eggs laid on the glass were definitely laid by cories which usually scatter them on glass and vertical surfaces.

 

[Lepisosteus]

congrats

 

[Coryloach]

I agree they look like cory eggs and they also look fertilized and ready to pop judging by the color. Time to set up another tank

 

[neko1]

why would u combine Cory's with frots?
but those eggs are Cory's

 

[duanes]

I also believe they are cory eggs, which can be scraped off with a razor blade, and put in a small rearing tank or egg tumbler, to be raised, so as not to be eaten by the other fish.

these are not cory eggs, just an example of an egg tumbler which help keep them aerated and fungus free.

the fry that hatch can also stay in a tumbler a while.

 

[Coryloach]

The breeder boxes that draw water from the tank via an air pump are best for cory fry, with a thin layer of sand and a plant for hiding as they're very skittish when newly born. I have not tried an egg tumbler though.

 

[JAYBIRD1011]

why would u combine Cory's with frots?
but those eggs are Cory's

The Fronts were so small when I got them. The Corys were left from my last setup. I left them in to help clean the bottom until the Fronts grow up some and I start feeding larger pellets. They will go into a 55 I’m setting up. So they aren’t permanent. As long as I’ve had them, this is the first eggs I’ve had from them.