spotted
Sun Sep 11, 2005, 10:03 AM
Dear all,
First let me share a bit of tank, fish and water condition back ground.
I'll bought two red Turq 1M&1F and 1F very red Turq and 1M leopard skins at SLS two week ago, they are in a 4' standard tank per pair with PH reading of 7.00 and from last sunday 10% a day and 50% every 3 day.
1st time-
fish come home on a monday and the VRT&LS pair breed on thursday, they then eat all the eggs by saturday morning.
2nd time-
They start breed again on sunday norning and eat the egg by tuesday.
now,
come home last night after work and found egg on the PVC and this time eggs look very fesh(not like last two time), the male and female take turn to blow the eggs even when feeding time. Oh and I did change 20% water last night.
This morning, observe the eggs and found no bad eggs and all still look fesh so I did 10%water change then feed them.
Can anyone tell me if the water change will help keeping the eggs fesh or this is a bad practice?
Is there anything else to do to ensure eggs will hatch successfully?
If they hatch, should I continue the water change rate?
Is there anything else I should do?, please feel free to educate me :)
First let me share a bit of tank, fish and water condition back ground.
I'll bought two red Turq 1M&1F and 1F very red Turq and 1M leopard skins at SLS two week ago, they are in a 4' standard tank per pair with PH reading of 7.00 and from last sunday 10% a day and 50% every 3 day.
1st time-
fish come home on a monday and the VRT&LS pair breed on thursday, they then eat all the eggs by saturday morning.
2nd time-
They start breed again on sunday norning and eat the egg by tuesday.
now,
come home last night after work and found egg on the PVC and this time eggs look very fesh(not like last two time), the male and female take turn to blow the eggs even when feeding time. Oh and I did change 20% water last night.
This morning, observe the eggs and found no bad eggs and all still look fesh so I did 10%water change then feed them.
Can anyone tell me if the water change will help keeping the eggs fesh or this is a bad practice?
Is there anything else to do to ensure eggs will hatch successfully?
If they hatch, should I continue the water change rate?
Is there anything else I should do?, please feel free to educate me :)