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Ok, I got about 18 or so peppered and green corydoras in my planted community tank. I changed the water just now and noticed some eggs, very hard, I removed as not knowing what they came from.
I changed the water and do my usual 5 degree cooler addition of water to entice the angels(which works flawlessly at a solid 5 degrees)to spawn. I noticed a ton of surface breaking as I was tending to my guppy and angel fry tank, I got one green female with a huge sac of eggs hanging out and 2 peppers and one green male fertilizing.
I have a tank set up for anything really, its heated and clean, parameters are in check although Ph is higher due to the community being a BW tank. How do I remove the eggs and with what? and will a Ph difference harm the development of the eggs pending any survive, this is a 1st for the WD with the corydoras lovin on eachother.
Thanks in advance.
Also she laid the eggs EVERYWHERE.
I changed the water and do my usual 5 degree cooler addition of water to entice the angels(which works flawlessly at a solid 5 degrees)to spawn. I noticed a ton of surface breaking as I was tending to my guppy and angel fry tank, I got one green female with a huge sac of eggs hanging out and 2 peppers and one green male fertilizing.
I have a tank set up for anything really, its heated and clean, parameters are in check although Ph is higher due to the community being a BW tank. How do I remove the eggs and with what? and will a Ph difference harm the development of the eggs pending any survive, this is a 1st for the WD with the corydoras lovin on eachother.
Thanks in advance.
Also she laid the eggs EVERYWHERE.