
I finally figured out that out of my 4 albino cory's,that three are male,and of course one female...I tried the lowering of temps for ages with no results,so I kind of gave up on it.Like you,I wasn't even sure at the time if I even had a pair!

A couple of weeks ago I did a water change and noticed all the cory's getting "froggy",meaning lots of swimming /chasing.next morning I started seeing eggs all over. Well as far as I knew they were all eaten,but I was happy to see that at least one type of cory had a pair. A couple of days ago I added alot of anacharis plants to the tank,and topped the tank off with a gal. or two of water,and they went crazy!!!! Go figure!!!! I still think that most of the eggs were eaten,and the fry are so darn tiny that I can barely see them-so now I'm afraid to do water changes!!!

Anyway...like I said-hopefully at least one shall live,and I can then say that yes,I have bred corys successfully!!!