Eggs In My Tank

[ali 4 fish]

i seem to have some eggs in my tank but i dont know what they are, it could be a few fish i have 4 harlequin rasboras, 3 neons 2 clown loach,
maybe corys i have 2 but not the same type or 2 marble hatchet what do i do with the eggs and who do they belong to
any ideas cheers ali

 

[zoekin8yg]

can you describe the eggs, or post a pic?

 

[ali 4 fish]

can you describe the eggs, or post a pic?

hi woulnt have a clue how to get a picture of them but they are only a few mm round they are sticky slightly creamish and maybe about 40 or 50 i have them in a very fine fish net in the tank cheers ali

 

[zoekin8yg]

Possibly the cories.

 

[ali 4 fish]

Possibly the cories.

i have a albino cory and another one but i dont know what it is so what do i do with them thanks ali

 

[juhill]

Hi

My Harlequin's bred recently but we didn't notice anything until my daughter spotted 2 tiny baby fish hiding at the back of my biube. I bought a breeding net on the way home from work and popped them in. They were tiny but you could still tell they were Harlequins (but probably because it was them or the ottos because that's all I have in there!)

Apparently the eggs hatch really quickly and they like to lay them on the underside of big leaves. I had to buy a baby brine shrimp hatcher too. Made me laugh when I realised I'd spent the best part of £20 keeping alive 2 fish that would've cost me £2.50 total to buy fully grown in the shop. It's been lovely watching them grow though.

Wasn't planning on getting any more fish but couldn't possibly give them away after all we've gone through so I now have 8 harlequins!

Julie

 

[ali 4 fish]

Hi

My Harlequin's bred recently but we didn't notice anything until my daughter spotted 2 tiny baby fish hiding at the back of my biube. I bought a breeding net on the way home from work and popped them in. They were tiny but you could still tell they were Harlequins (but probably because it was them or the ottos because that's all I have in there!)

Apparently the eggs hatch really quickly and they like to lay them on the underside of big leaves. I had to buy a baby brine shrimp hatcher too. Made me laugh when I realised I'd spent the best part of £20 keeping alive 2 fish that would've cost me £2.50 total to buy fully grown in the shop. It's been lovely watching them grow though.

Wasn't planning on getting any more fish but couldn't possibly give them away after all we've gone through so I now have 8 harlequins!

Julie

ok julie thanks very much ali