Need Help - I got Green Tiger barb eggs ( I think )

[Colin Paton]

Just came back in from work and I have what looks like eggs from some Green
Tigers that I have stuck to the outside of the Internal filter on a Rio 400.
I am assuming that they are from the the Tigers as there is a Green Tiger
hovering near by.

Can the eggs be safely transplanted to a breeding tank, or should I leave
them in place as the eggs wont last long due to tankmates ?


Suggestions please and thank you.

[Rick]

"Colin Paton" > wrote in message
...
> Just came back in from work and I have what looks like eggs from some
Green
> Tigers that I have stuck to the outside of the Internal filter on a Rio
400.
> I am assuming that they are from the the Tigers as there is a Green Tiger
> hovering near by.
>
> Can the eggs be safely transplanted to a breeding tank, or should I leave
> them in place as the eggs wont last long due to tankmates ?
>
>
> Suggestions please and thank you.
>
>

do you have any bottom fish in that tank such as Corydoras. Tiger Barbs
scatter their eggs, they are not adhesive.
Rick

[nuchumYussel]

If you dont want to fuss with fry, leave them in the tank. If you want
to try and raise them, move them to another tank. I personally cant
give more info than that.

As I was writting this, I thought, maybe you want some caviar this
evening



Evan Davis

[Colin Paton]

Well whoever in the tank put them there, there is already one fry kicking
about in the tank i moved the eggs to. Still got a big yolk sack on it so
its no long in hatching, need to get some infusora sorted out today.


"Rick" > wrote in message
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>
> "Colin Paton" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Just came back in from work and I have what looks like eggs from some
> Green
> > Tigers that I have stuck to the outside of the Internal filter on a Rio
> 400.
> > I am assuming that they are from the the Tigers as there is a Green
Tiger
> > hovering near by.
> >
> > Can the eggs be safely transplanted to a breeding tank, or should I
leave
> > them in place as the eggs wont last long due to tankmates ?
> >
> >
> > Suggestions please and thank you.
> >
> >
>
> do you have any bottom fish in that tank such as Corydoras. Tiger Barbs
> scatter their eggs, they are not adhesive.
> Rick
>
>