newfishaddict
Fishaholic
I recently treated my 55g for camallanus worms. The levamisole worked great, I had many worms in the tank, now days later after MANY small water changes and a few big ones my fish are eating lots and back to normal. No fish died! Yay
4 days ago, a few days after treatment, I saw eggs! The eggs are at most 7 days old, but more likely 4 days old(the day I found them). They were attached to plants and the filter intake by thin threads and are small, about half the size of my albino corries eggs. I only saw about 9 eggs, I was able to get about 7 into my 10g tank.
I can now see one fry in the breeding enclosure. He is eyeballs with a tail, I see no yolk sack. I have put the plants that the eggs were on right in the "breeding enclosure". It is hard to find anything in there but I can see one fry, and two eggs. one of the eggs is very dark and looks like it is about to hatch...
What fish would these eggs be from? I suspected the rainbowfish but I read their eggs take 14 days to hatch....So my rummy nose or my rasboras?
See info below.
4 days ago, a few days after treatment, I saw eggs! The eggs are at most 7 days old, but more likely 4 days old(the day I found them). They were attached to plants and the filter intake by thin threads and are small, about half the size of my albino corries eggs. I only saw about 9 eggs, I was able to get about 7 into my 10g tank.
I can now see one fry in the breeding enclosure. He is eyeballs with a tail, I see no yolk sack. I have put the plants that the eggs were on right in the "breeding enclosure". It is hard to find anything in there but I can see one fry, and two eggs. one of the eggs is very dark and looks like it is about to hatch...
What fish would these eggs be from? I suspected the rainbowfish but I read their eggs take 14 days to hatch....So my rummy nose or my rasboras?
See info below.
