Fishnthehood Candiru MFK Member Jan 21, 2010 839 82 46 Chino, CA Jul 8, 2011 #1 Does this mean they are fertilized or dead. They were a brownish color until this morning when I went to check on them.
Does this mean they are fertilized or dead. They were a brownish color until this morning when I went to check on them.
M mbeatrice Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 22, 2009 2,064 5 0 boston Jul 8, 2011 #2 not all will get fertilized the ones that didnt will turn compleat white the ones that did will stay a brownish color
not all will get fertilized the ones that didnt will turn compleat white the ones that did will stay a brownish color
Fishnthehood Candiru MFK Member Jan 21, 2010 839 82 46 Chino, CA Jul 8, 2011 #3 Thanks so should I siphon the dead eggs out of the tank and reset the gravel?
A AcsFoolMike Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jan 17, 2011 1,247 2 38 Bethpage, NY Jul 8, 2011 #4 Fishnthehood said: Thanks so should I siphon the dead eggs out of the tank and reset the gravel? Click to expand... Yes, siphon out the dead eggs. Sometimes it takes cichlids a few shots before the eggs remain fertilized and eventually turn into wrigglers and fry. Best of luck with the pair and hopefully next spawn turns out a better result.
Fishnthehood said: Thanks so should I siphon the dead eggs out of the tank and reset the gravel? Click to expand... Yes, siphon out the dead eggs. Sometimes it takes cichlids a few shots before the eggs remain fertilized and eventually turn into wrigglers and fry. Best of luck with the pair and hopefully next spawn turns out a better result.
Fishnthehood Candiru MFK Member Jan 21, 2010 839 82 46 Chino, CA Jul 8, 2011 #5 Thanks Mike. I was expecting the cubans to spawn like convicts. Any tips on what maybe I should be doing different?
Thanks Mike. I was expecting the cubans to spawn like convicts. Any tips on what maybe I should be doing different?