Eggs?

[Robot_Rooster]

i woek up and i have found eggs ( i think) in my tank! there are some on the tank glass and alot on my plants. what do i do to keep them alive?

i woudl take a pic but my camera is poor quality and i think they came from a danio as yesterday one was really bloated now she is less bloated D:

 

[kribensis12]

They are from your Corries. Corries lay on Glass. If you scrap them off with a razor blade and into a breeding net, just let them be and they should hatch out.

 

[Robot_Rooster]

i don't have a razor blade i have taken the leaf off with soem of the eggs on and left the leaf in the breeding net with the eggs on did i do good there? and the glass ones are still on the glass

 

[nosoup4you]

Cory eggs are pretty tough, you can just use your finger to scrape them off if you don't have a blade.

 

[kribensis12]

Whwn i took angel eggs off the glass, i used a Library card. I took a jar and saw it under the clump, pressed it ont he glass, and slowly pulled down, they just fell off. You might want to try that.

 

[Robot_Rooster]

most of the eggs are now in a breeding net (one drifted away) and if i wan these little critters to survive i have to care for them in the best possible way. so i need to prepare myself.......with what? i have to 3 gallon tanks would that be good for a nursery tank? and what to feed the fry if they hatch?

Thanks for your help so far!

they are turning a browny colour does that mean they have been fertilized?

 

[Robot_Rooster]

i still need help preparing for fry if they hatch

 

[peter22UK]

they should be ok in the breeding trap until they hatch.

3 gallons would be ok as a starter tank..

 

[Robot_Rooster]

how would i set up the 3 gallon tank? some say no substrate but others say get substrate. also would they be fine in the breeding net even when they hatch? i know not forever but for like a month?

 

[kribensis12]

Make sure the 3 g is cycled and heated. I would suggest a sponge filter.. No subsrtate. I would feed frozen BBS,

 

[Robot_Rooster]

BBS? and thanks

 

[kribensis12]

Baby Brine Shrimp

 

[OldMan47]

The fry will probably be better off in the breeding net than in the 3 gallon. The breeding net means that they have the benefit of the water stability of an established and larger tank. The 3 gallon will get away from you as far as water quality and will be much harder to care for. Meanwhile, you could try to cycle a sponge filter in the main tank so that as the fry get bigger, you will have a cycled sponge filter to put into a fry tank.