well moving the eggs is a good way, the tank they are going into would need to be the same tank water as before (taken from that tank) the filter matured off, ideally having 2 running in the previous tank solves that problem, I've tubbed angelfish eggs under water and transfered the slate still in the water in the tub into the new tank, also the tank they go into needs to be a the same temp. Its sometimes easier to just move the parents. Some people net the eggs.I was wondering what are the different methods other than putting the parents into a new tank if the parents eat the eggs?
I've heard of a few and one called marble? or something but dont have a clue what they are!
anyone know much about techniques here?
?Hi clowloachguy
What kind of fish are you thinking about breeding?
where would u get a net like that from? and how would that work in a fish tank my tank has nothing on the sides for the net to be floating a bit abover the gravel =/
Hi clowloachguy
Corydoras like to place their eggs on the glass and you can remove them to another tank to raise the fry. It's something that takes a little practice, but it's often done.
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Hi clowloachguy
When the fish first places them on the glass they are soft and sticky but they firm up and lose this quality given some time. If you see them before too long, you can roll them off the glass with your finger and stick them onto the side of another tank or specimen container. The seconds it takes to move them won't hurt them.
If this is something that might interest you, here's a link to a good article about raising corys.
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Feel free to ask more questions in the Corydoras section too.
but if corys go wiv the barbs then i could possibly have a few little cories 
what fish are you planning on breeding?
bristlenose plec's are so easy to breed and the parent's do all the work
