the trials of breeding...sigh...Our blue rams have laid eggs twice. After doing research... the first time eggs were laid, we opted to take the parents out. The eggs turned fuzzy. A couple days ago, eggs again, this time we left the parents in, and the eggs developed- (little tails protruding out of the eggs) UNTIL......... the parents ate them. So when this happens again, which will be a week or two(as the pattern goes), we are opting to take the parents out....
the trials involved in breeding....
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sorry to tell you but.... patience is needed. me myself had to have trial and error... with Goldfish and Corydoras (egg layers). 
i noticed that in goldfish... need some plants or something they can lay the egg. at first i saw the goldfish laying then i took them out and place them in a tiny 5 gallon bucket (detergent bucket hehehe) with a plant... layed eggs... then i took them out in 48 hours... placed an airstone and heater. another 2-3 days i saw the babies and so forth.
with the corydoras... not much luck... layed eggs and transfered to the 5 gallons... layed again... waited 48 hours... they ate all the eggs
as much as i read.... can't beat personal experience.... some say this some say that... but it helps to read more and more... good luck!
i noticed that in goldfish... need some plants or something they can lay the egg. at first i saw the goldfish laying then i took them out and place them in a tiny 5 gallon bucket (detergent bucket hehehe) with a plant... layed eggs... then i took them out in 48 hours... placed an airstone and heater. another 2-3 days i saw the babies and so forth.
with the corydoras... not much luck... layed eggs and transfered to the 5 gallons... layed again... waited 48 hours... they ate all the eggs
as much as i read.... can't beat personal experience.... some say this some say that... but it helps to read more and more... good luck!