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Can anyone help me i think my fish has laid eggs, what do i do to get prepared? tia
 
Those do look like eggs...
Do you know if their fertilized?

Also, what type of fish is that? Looks beautiful!
 
Those do look like eggs...
Do you know if their fertilized?

Also, what type of fish is that? Looks beautiful!
will the other fish eat them? what should i do i’m new to all this… i herd of the eggs are white there fertilised
 
Cichlids can cross breed. Who is in there with her and is he shaking his tail near the eggs? She is certainly a cichlid
 
Cichlids can cross breed. Who is in there with her and is he shaking his tail near the eggs? She is certainly a cichlid
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not really sure what fish
 

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if she is a german blue ram and the one by the orange plant in the first pic is a german blue ram well they aren't in breeding color but that's a maybe on fertile eggs. They will guard them. They look a little chilly, what temp is the tank at?
 
The cichild is proper territorial and wont leave the rock, so could they be another fishes eggs shes guarding? temp is 27 should i top it up?
 
The fish that has laid the eggs is a Blue Acara. They have been artificially crossed with Blue Rams but I don’t think it’s possible without a laboratory, and anyway your (male-looking) Ram is nowhere near breeding condition, so she has laid them by herself, so they are not fertile. There’s nothing to do. They’ll probably be gone overnight.
Btw, Rams need it a lot warmer than your other fish. 27 is great for the Ram but too warm for the others.
 

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