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So, to my surprise, I discovered some eggs in my <1 yr T. Dobrogicus’ tank this weekend. I need to move them out of the tank ASAP so they don’t get eaten, but had a few questions:
Does anyone have suggestions for where to house the eggs once removed? Is there a minimum size needed? I’ve seen them kept in containers with shallow water and daily partial water changes so I’m considering that, but I also have one of those fish breeder boxes I could keep them in if staying in a cycled aquarium is better. It could also help prevent large temperature swings.
Are there any lighting/temperature requirements to keep in mind?
Is there a better way to transfer the eggs than moving all the plants/cutting off leaves with eggs on them?
Thank you for your help!
Does anyone have suggestions for where to house the eggs once removed? Is there a minimum size needed? I’ve seen them kept in containers with shallow water and daily partial water changes so I’m considering that, but I also have one of those fish breeder boxes I could keep them in if staying in a cycled aquarium is better. It could also help prevent large temperature swings.
Are there any lighting/temperature requirements to keep in mind?
Is there a better way to transfer the eggs than moving all the plants/cutting off leaves with eggs on them?
Thank you for your help!