Leave them be let them learn how to spawn properly! Congratulations! Hope I can get mine to Spawn. When I get some lol
Pair of Kelberis VS Driftwood
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Ya the eggs should all be together in one large layer on the driftwood. Let them be and the female should lay eggs again in a few weeks or so
Am not sure what happened to the rest of the eggs it seems like the female are eating it. There still some eggs on the driftwood though.
You could try to get them to your breeder but if they are all over there is a very good shot that they aren't fertilized. Assuming this is your bass's first spawn, they may take a couple times to learn how to do it right. I know that it took mine a little while. Anyhow, one thing that I noticed that helped keep the eggs stay in place is once the bass showed signs of breeding I would feed them some fresh fish which was high in fat such as salmon. It could have been coincidence but after I would feed the female good amounts of salmon her eggs would be noticeably more sticky.
If you are serious in breeding them and raising the fry, set up a 20 gallon tank now for their next spawn. They will lay eggs in 3-4 weeks from now.
If you are serious in breeding them and raising the fry, set up a 20 gallon tank now for their next spawn. They will lay eggs in 3-4 weeks from now.
