GREAT GRANDPA ED'S BLOG

(If the sound comes on while you are watching this video please mute it (the TV was blasting the evening news while I filmed it).

Remember all those pictures I posted that featured their Eggs?

WELL, THEY ATE THEM! I thought I read somewhere that Corydoras would not eat their own eggs – wrong! Those fat little Corydoras that you see swimming up and down on the right side of the aquarium completely devoured those eggs over the next few days (with, no doubt, a LOT OF HELP from those healthy looking Harlequin Rasboras that you see leisurely swimming about in the tank!

The Rasboras are also very amorous and spend a lot of time “spooning.” I discovered a newly deposited small patch of fish eggs on one of the aquarium’s glass walls this morning and although I’m not sure what fish deposited them there I do believe that it was one of plump female Harlequins!

Not sure what is happening in my 10-gallon freshwater aquarium, but I do believe that something ‘FISHY” is going on in there!!!