This morning some of the eggs have clumped together (similar to how frog eggs look). I removed some with a fungus yesterday. The water is in the low 80F range. However, it's been about 20 hours now and nothing has hatched. I'd guess they weren't fertilized. I have no clue on the ratio of the fish that are in together.....well, one female
As for the fish size, they are all 5-7 inches. They're in freshwater (75 gallon holding). I've got a canister filter and twin powerheads (one on each end) for circulation. Temps stays between 80-82 F. Lighting is twin 48" flor. They've got a dark brown gravel bottom with lots of tall plant cover. They've been eating crickets very well...almost from the first day. They don't seem to be too interested in anything else I've tried.
For those that didn't hear the history, these fish should be dead by now. They came from a zoo on the Eastcoast. The airline shipping them decided "LIVE TROPICAL FISH" weren't a priority, and set them aside when the flight was full. Of course, they then vanished from the face of the Earth because the paper work said they were still on their first flight. The two boxes they were in got set outside for awhile, then stored in a non-heated hanger. They were missing for 2 days. I was frantic the entire time trying to locate them. The airline kept telling me they were on the "next flight" and to get them then. When I got them a couple fo days later, the water they were in was in the low 40F range. I lost three of the seven shipped with in 24 hours. One of the boxes had been crushed and a bag was broken.
I'll keep an eye on them. This spawning might have to be written off as 'practice' and see what happens at a later time.
Thanks for the help.