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Forgot to add, I have also fed them some earth worms. Some burrowed into the sand though so hopefully I've sucked them out by now. And I will lower the temp, I've just read all over the place that rising the temp to 86-88 encourages them to breed, but maybe the lowering will too. Thanks!

Will do, I don't know why I didn't put it in the title :P I have wondered about the cories eating my eggs. I don't mind switching out the danios, but I don't know about the cories...they're so darn cute and entertaining! Maybe I just wasn't supposed to have baby firemouths!

It stands for firemouth. Sorry, I picked up the lingo on some forum

You can pick it up, turn it over, and look at its privates. The males looks like oo and the female looks like Oo. Also, is that an African cichlid in the background? If so, you need to take it out.

I use a fluorescent bulb by Aqueon that works great, T8 and it says color enhancing on the box. That goes all the way across the tank then I was given a smaller marineland LED light with moon light also. The bulb and LEDs both on looks even more incredible. Only thing with fluorescent is that...

Hello! First post, I'm Lindsey. I still need to set up my profile. I have a 4"male FM and a 3" female FM that I was told had bred one time at the store. I have them in a 40 gallon tall right now with 5 giant danios and 5 emerald corys. I know it's not a breeder length, but could the FMs still...

Hikari First Bites, it's for all fish fry. I feed it to my African fry and it has a pic of an angelfish and her babies on the front :)

Idk the Latin names, but the first one is a giraffe hap (livingstonii is matte brown and white, older males have a blue face like the giraffe), the second one is a type of mbuna called acei, the third one is a German red peacock, and idk about the others.