eggs...help!

[oddn0ise]

Any way of helping get these eggs to hatch safely?

There are three sets of eggs (two are visible in pic), the bigger two are similar and others (bottom left) are much smaller.
The bigger ones look like Corydoras eggs, and appeared after a large water change which seems to be their style. The smaller ones, I've not seen before, Otocinclus maybe?

Any suggestions on helping them but without taking them out of my tank...thanks

 

[oddn0ise]

Here's the full set-up and just 50 days old...

 

[tam]

You can use a breeding box either hanging on the side or in the tank - there are a few types so google a bit before picking or there are probably DIY options. You should be able to gently roll the cory eggs with your finger to lift them off the glass and into the box. Depending what else you have in the tank you could move half and leave the others - you might get a few survive in a planted tank as there is cover.

The little ones look more like snail, but the big ones look like corys.

 

[Edvet]

Agree on the snail ones.

 

[dw1305]

Hi all,

The little ones look more like snail, but the big ones look like corys.

Same for me.

cheers Darrel

 

[mow said]

I have bred corydoras successfully before.
I placed my eggs inside a shrimp tank. If you dont have a spare tank i suggest you put air flow directly to those eggs so thag they dont grow fungus on them. And also if there is anh corys in that tank im afraid those will be eaten.
https://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads/cory-breeding.51304/page-2

 

[oddn0ise]

Thanks for the help guys.
But I didn't act quick enough, they have either come unstuck or been eaten... Next time I will be ready.