Help Needed - Cory eggs rescued but don't have separate tank

@DoubleDutch - I’ve got Sterbai and two lone bronze ones. Disaster struck with my last batch. Came home to find my female bronze Cory inside the breeding box, and not a single fry in sight! Felt like crying! How on earth did she manage to get into the box?? Resqued some more eggs earlier today. Hoping for the best.

 

Awwww she ate all ?

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Don't want to steal your show, but super excited....

I was checking my tank with a torch earlier to try and sneak a peak at some nocturnals, when I found this....

It's not very clear as I was balancing a torch in the one hand, while trying to keep the cellphone in the other hand and snapping a pic.
The substrate is Seachem Flourite Black and the plants in the foreground are Crypt Parva, while the fish is a baby Panda.
How long it has been in the tank I have no idea.
There are 5 adults in the tank, and I have in the past occasionally rescued some eggs, but have never had a successful hatching.
This little guy was about 1cm in size, and swimming around under the Ludwigia Repens quite happily on his own, as far as I could see.

 

I think i must try the same tonight. Only seen mine once

 

@Pezulu - Please join in, the more the merrier! Congratulations with your little one!

I put my eggs into a breeding box, no lid on and with an air stone in. I also don't stick it to the side, but leave it to float. The air-stone keeps it from drifting away, but still allows for movement.

My cory started breeding after I stopped doing daily water changes, and shifted to one big change a week.

My batch from March 12 was eaten by a Cory that somehow ended up in the breeding box. Had another batch hatch last night. Hoping for the best with them.

Keep me posted about yours.

 

Any updates? My bronze cory colony laid some eggs for the first time this week in a community tank. Most went mouldy pretty quickly but next time I'll set up a breeding net or separate tank