Bristlenose Eggs
Posted: 28 Nov 2006, 15:23
Hello everyone,
I recently discovered some bristlenose eggs that were being guarded by the male, but I wanted to hatch them myself because last time the other fish ate all the fry.
So i slanted them up against the side of the tank in the breeding net with the slate that they were attached to and put an airstone directly underneath the eggs to create some current.
Well now 3 days later one of the eggs has turned white. My question is is this a dead egg or is it fungus? Shall I attemept to remeove it or not? I would hate it to be fungus and spead to the other eggs.
Can anyone help me out please?
I recently discovered some bristlenose eggs that were being guarded by the male, but I wanted to hatch them myself because last time the other fish ate all the fry.
So i slanted them up against the side of the tank in the breeding net with the slate that they were attached to and put an airstone directly underneath the eggs to create some current.
Well now 3 days later one of the eggs has turned white. My question is is this a dead egg or is it fungus? Shall I attemept to remeove it or not? I would hate it to be fungus and spead to the other eggs.
Can anyone help me out please?
