Radcliffe

My false bandit corys are laying eggs again, and so far not eating them. (yay!)

Will they eat their young? I would rather not remove them if I can help it, they have finally been active and secure where they are. So, if they don't eat their eggs, would the wigglers be safe too? Having had them before, the wigglers are pretty fast, and hard to see. I could also put in a divider with the parents on one side and the eggs on the other. I want to keep as many as I can.

Thanks in advance!

-R

Butterfly

All I know to tell you is to try it The fry won't compete well with Mom and Dad for food so dividing the tank might be needed.
carol

COBettaCouple

dividing the tank or moving the eggs to another tank would be best i think and allow the parents to stay in their comfort area.