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Today as I was transferring some elodea from a friend's tank to mine I noticed brown eggs all over my aquarium glass. As my tank inhabitants are guppies, two male bettas (separated), two juvie male BN plecos, Amano shrimp, and corydoras, the logical assumption was that they where the eggs of the latter of the inhabitants (I have malaysian trumpet snails but I am quite sure they are not theirs because the eggs are quite large).
My quetion is, where should I move them to save the most number of fry once they hatch. Already some of the eggs have been eaten (the plecos probably knocked them down while sticking on the glass and the cories gobbled them up) and some have white stuff (fungus?) on them.
so my question is, I want to save as many as I can so what should I do? I can:
a. keep them where they are (a 10 gallon tank) as they are
b. place them in a fry saver in same tnak
c. transfer them to female betta tank (30 gallon, 9 female bettas)
d. transfer them to a BN breeding 5 gallon tank
e. transfer them to a goldfish tank
f. place them in a small water bottle, place some aquarium water and an airstone, let the bottle sit in the tank
I would appreciate feedback and advice...
My quetion is, where should I move them to save the most number of fry once they hatch. Already some of the eggs have been eaten (the plecos probably knocked them down while sticking on the glass and the cories gobbled them up) and some have white stuff (fungus?) on them.
so my question is, I want to save as many as I can so what should I do? I can:
a. keep them where they are (a 10 gallon tank) as they are
b. place them in a fry saver in same tnak
c. transfer them to female betta tank (30 gallon, 9 female bettas)
d. transfer them to a BN breeding 5 gallon tank
e. transfer them to a goldfish tank
f. place them in a small water bottle, place some aquarium water and an airstone, let the bottle sit in the tank
I would appreciate feedback and advice...