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Hey everyone,

I found some worms in my backyard and thought, hey I should feed these to my fish, so I came down to my fishroom,and started putting them in my 55. I dropped one that the fish didn't see, so I went to get it, and my male parrotfish stated attacking like crazy! I looked under where my female was in their "house" I made for them, and there are hundreds of eggs! She laid them on the side of a rock, and they are clearish white in color, but I don't know what color they are suppose to be. I think they are the right color, and not fungus ridden, because I only see about 3 that are bright white.

My question is, I was going to put the rock that the eggs are on in my 29 gallon tank, and take my angels out of it. Will this work? What should I do to ensure that the eggs don't die on me during the move?

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Thanks

GrimZ

Last edited by GrimZ at 12-May-2005 17:57

Last edited by GrimZ at 12-May-2005 17:58

Last edited by GrimZ at 12-May-2005 17:58

i thought that parrot fish are hybreds and don't breed, but i have been hearing storys about 'em breeding. n.e way i wouldn't. i wouldn't rick moveing the eggs. if possible leave the eggs in that tank.

I wouldn't move then until they have hatched and free swimming, if he is attacking you that means he is guarding the eggs and is not a threat to them

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