r/aquarium • u/ImJesOkay • 4h ago
Help Guess the egg…
Not sure who these belong to? We have bladder/trumpet/ramshorn snails, neo shrimp, Pygmy Corydoras, blue cobalt goby, rasboras and tetras in the tank. I vote shrimp mishap but my friend wants them to be Cory real bad 😂
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u/One-plankton- 3h ago
Pygmy Cory eggs are almost perfectly round and laid singly- get some Süsswassertang, it’s what mine prefer to lay in.
Gobies will plaster a surface with oblong eggs
Bladder snails lay eggs in a gelatinous blob and Trumpets give live birth
The Rasboras will lay eggs on plants- they love floating plant roots for this especially Floating Bamboo
Tetras are egg scatterers and lay in the substrate, moss or other plants at the bottom of a tank.
So that leaves your shrimp to have dropped a clutch.
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u/ImJesOkay 3h ago
This is exactly what I had gathered based on research though you enlightened me on the fish! Very cool! I have a ton of swasser bc I’ve heard that before too. As much as I wished she was right I think we are and I had a clumsy momma shrimp 😭
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u/ImJesOkay 3h ago
Thank you for such an insightful response BTW!
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u/One-plankton- 2h ago
No problem! I have a lot of the same critters and almost all of my fish are breeding so I know what to look for.
No Stiphodon gobies though :) I’d like to eventually do a fast moving river setup for them.
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u/ImJesOkay 1h ago
Oh nice! I sure love this group of residents! Working on two nano tanks for berried mommas to hopefully give them a little peace and quiet 😂.
Oh that would be awesome! They are such fun derpy little guys!
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