As some of u kno my azuls have been laying eggs. This last time was there 4th go an after a few days it had appeared that fungus had gotten at least 80 percent of the eggs. But.....today I get home. An low an behold there are lil a most look like fleas bouncing round the sand in my tank. Now I've left the happy couple do there thing each time an every time they have gotten better. How can I get some of them moved into a floating area in my tank. Or should I just let them go a while. Only issue I don't see the male not trying to eat them after a few more days.
Need some ideas.
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I'm not a tech guy have no idea how to do that lol.
Syphon them out into another tank, and use a sponge filter. Id wait a few more days until you see the yoke sacks
If you're able to access this website i'm sure you're competent enough to do that.
You won't damage them. Don't put it into the gravel. Hold it above them and feed the line right into the other tank. You may run out of room by the time you get them all due to the water. Only other thing I can think of is use a large fish net. You'll have to discharge the water into something that won't fill up to get them all. Example if your going to drain the water into the toilet, have someone on the other end holding the large fish net to capture the fish. The constant water will keep them from dying. Then dump them into the other tank. If your transferring them into a ten gallon you'll run out of room. So I'd get like a 40 breeder so you'll have more time. Or just leave them in with the parents until you can put in a divider to net them out. I don't know. Hopefully one day I'll get to experience what you are. Take pics man
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