HELP....Peacock spit out eggs

[Hamma808]

I just picked up a female sunshine peacock from my local fish store and I noticed she was holding, well by the time i got her home she spit out 45 eggs in the bag..............I put all the eggs in a tumbler i made form a undergravel filter tube................I need some help because I dont know if i have fungus? All the eggs have a spot on them on the smaller side that is a lighter shade of brown than the rest off the egg, and some of the eggs are completely the lighter shade of brown, I wouldnt say that they are white..........if this fungus, whats going on????????

please help me i dont want to lose all the eggs..........

 

[arherp]

Probably the embryos...?
Are these cichla?

 

[devder1]

i believe theses are africans
gl with the eggs!

 

[jmart.cooper]

I think he is taking about an african cichlid. Good luck

 

[fishman646]

They are not cichla they are a type of african cichlid and I have breed sunshines....I have never had luck once the eggs are spat out and if they are all white no good! out of luck is my guess

 

[le patron]

its pretty much game over if they spit em out

 

[devder1]

just tumble em
if they are fuzzy and dead looking thats probably bad
just tumble em for 3 weeks if they arent showing any signs of hatching or being alive by them then you can throw em out

 

[dpk2313]

They can survive in a tumbler as long as they keep moving fungus shouldn't gather if it does you'll notice right away looks more like a white fuzz on the eggs the lighter eggs may just be infertile

 

[Hamma808]

the peacock is a albino sunshine peacock, its like those ruby reds

all the eggs have a tiny spot on them that is a lighter shade........ and from that tiny spot some of the eggs starts to get more lighter, some are half lighter color and some just have a small spot that is a lighter shade, and some eggs are all the lighter shade....... its not white though, i got them tumbling now, how can i tell if they are fertile???? its been 2 days now

 

[dpk2313]

wait 10 to 15 days if they haven't started to develop by then you'll see them start to soften and they arrant fertile