Help getting oscars to breed.

[AnthonyFish20]

Probably means they are fertilized. If not they would just stay the same color as mom laid them. One would think anyways.

This is awesome I never did get to try and breed O's, Toni hated every Oscar I tried with her.

Dang they keep getting darker I read up they can turn tan and not hatch so will c in 3-4 days If I get wigglers. I got a 15 10 and 20 gallon for the fry.

 

[AnthonyFish20]

I been wanting to breed tht female since I got her like 2 years ago at around 1-2inch. I wonder if the eggs hatch what the colors will be hoping I get some albino reds/lutino.

 

[LBDave]

Soun like happy days!

 

[AnthonyFish20]

They ate the eggs probably werent fertile dang im upset.

 

[d033ie]

Maybe better luck next time, we all go through it as breeders. Patience and by all means it takes a lot, especially after the second failed attempt. It will will happen soon enough. Might happen when you least expect it too. Fingers crossed!

 

[AnthonyFish20]

Rd 3 of eggs this time I caught them and watched saw both parts male swam over eggs so I assume hes doing his job lets hope they hatch this time.

 

[AnthonyFish20]

Anyone have this happen when breeding fish?
The male oscar is defending and fanning the eggs and kicked the female out.

 

[Jexnell]

My Amphilophus Sagittae Casper gave the female around six days with the fry then ran her off and I would have to move her out till the fry were moved out.

 

[Jexnell]

But no not still at the egg stage. He let them hatch out and get to swimmer stage, then he got possessive with them and would start chasing his mate off.

 

[AnthonyFish20]

But no not still at the egg stage. He let them hatch out and get to swimmer stage, then he got possessive with them and would start chasing his mate off.

Its weird heres a pic of the eggs they are not clear and seem to darken a little what do u think.