Zoepop
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Hi,
On Sunday morning I went to check on my four bronze corys who were in my hospital tank as I'd been treating them for a fungus infection...well they must have been feeling a lot better as my tank was covered in eggs!
I've collected them up and they are in a breeder net to get the air moving around them and protect them from hungry parents my question is though when do I remove eggs that I think are infertile?
most of the eggs have turned a slight shade of amber which I'm assuming are the fertilised ones? but there are a few that are white should these be removed now?
Some of the white ones are in the middle of the clump of eggs what is the best way of getting those out assuming that I should remove them? without damaging the other eggs in the clutch?
Also (sorry for all of the questions!!) been looking into fry food...should I get the decapsulated brineshrimp or set up a microworm or banana worm culture?
Thanks in advance for your halp, really excited about being a prospective parent!
Zoepop
On Sunday morning I went to check on my four bronze corys who were in my hospital tank as I'd been treating them for a fungus infection...well they must have been feeling a lot better as my tank was covered in eggs!
I've collected them up and they are in a breeder net to get the air moving around them and protect them from hungry parents my question is though when do I remove eggs that I think are infertile?
most of the eggs have turned a slight shade of amber which I'm assuming are the fertilised ones? but there are a few that are white should these be removed now?
Some of the white ones are in the middle of the clump of eggs what is the best way of getting those out assuming that I should remove them? without damaging the other eggs in the clutch?
Also (sorry for all of the questions!!) been looking into fry food...should I get the decapsulated brineshrimp or set up a microworm or banana worm culture?
Thanks in advance for your halp, really excited about being a prospective parent!
Zoepop