Hello there!
I found a little surprise tonight when I got back from work. My little invertebrates made three "nests". I didn't notice before. One seems a little more white than the two others (the second picture) but they are pretty pink/red-ish.
Sorry for the poor light, it is dark when I get home and I don't open the lights because I feed them and close their lights so.
I was wondering what is the simplest way to take care of those. Could I just let them there? Will they hatch? Will they survive? I don't want a thousand snails but a couple of babies would be good since I'm thinking about transforming this tank into a invertebrate one (snails and shrimps).
I'm very nervous. If they was there this weekend, I removed the top and put it on the floor to help cleaning. Can this have an impact on the eggs?
Your help is very welcomed as I never really had other babies than guppies and they are way too easy to take care of. haha
I found a little surprise tonight when I got back from work. My little invertebrates made three "nests". I didn't notice before. One seems a little more white than the two others (the second picture) but they are pretty pink/red-ish.
Sorry for the poor light, it is dark when I get home and I don't open the lights because I feed them and close their lights so.
I was wondering what is the simplest way to take care of those. Could I just let them there? Will they hatch? Will they survive? I don't want a thousand snails but a couple of babies would be good since I'm thinking about transforming this tank into a invertebrate one (snails and shrimps).
I'm very nervous. If they was there this weekend, I removed the top and put it on the floor to help cleaning. Can this have an impact on the eggs?
Your help is very welcomed as I never really had other babies than guppies and they are way too easy to take care of. haha