This is normal. My pair does the same thing post-spawn. They defend the breeding site from all the other fishes pre spawn then post spawn they get a little territorial with each other...for whatever reason. Should calm down in a few days.
G.redhead tapajos babies...
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This is normal. My pair does the same thing post-spawn. They defend the breeding site from all the other fishes pre spawn then post spawn they get a little territorial with each other...for whatever reason. Should calm down in a few days.
Even though it sounds like you are good here, I had success removing the eggs before they hatch also. In my case they eggs were laid on a rock so it was easy I just pulled the rock and put anew air stone under it a bit to keep water movement. I ended up with way more fry that way as opposed to netting them after hatching
