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Do Cory catfish lay unfertilized eggs?

Asked: Hugues Gelinas, Last Updated:

The unfertilized Cory catfish eggs will stay white and will turn more whitish as time passes. But remember if there are too many eggs present in the tank and are colonized together with very less oxygen flow, then even the fertilized ones will develop fungus and turn white.

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