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January 10th 04, 10:22 PM
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Egg care
Well, trying my luck with cories, without trying. Salvaging eggs as I find
them and moving into a container. So far I have a small air pump and air stone for aeration, and meth blue for anti-fungus. Curious, the meth blue it turning the eggs dark blue, is that ok? Or does that mean they're toast? Cheers 
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January 11th 04, 08:37 AM
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Egg care
D&M wrote:
Well, trying my luck with cories, without trying. Salvaging eggs as I find them and moving into a container. So far I have a small air pump and air stone for aeration, and meth blue for anti-fungus. Curious, the meth blue it turning the eggs dark blue, is that ok? Or does that mean they're toast? It's ok to a point. I used to breed 'em commercially and use meth blue, the eggs do take on some of the colour. Just don't overdo the concentration. -- ~misfit~
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