Babies! (ocellaris eggs)

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These two have managed to spawn. It's been 8 days since she laid her eggs, so we are on baby watch. Unfortunately I have no means to catch, feed or otherwise support the fry, so we will be letting nature take its course. Momma also appears to be full of eggs again, so I expect to see another patch as soon as these hatch. I really wish we had a way to recover them and keep them alive after they hatch.

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These two have managed to spawn. It's been 8 days since she laid her eggs, so we are on baby watch. Unfortunately I have no means to catch, feed or otherwise support the fry, so we will be letting nature take its course. Momma also appears to be full of eggs again, so I expect to see another patch as soon as these hatch. I really wish we had a way to recover them and keep them alive after they hatch.

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Due to parent inexperience, first clutches generally don’t make it
You can after this rind place a clay flowerpot or similar for them to lay eggs in and then you can transfer them to a different tank and increase hatch rate probability
 
Due to parent inexperience, first clutches generally don’t make it
You can after this rind place a clay flowerpot or similar for them to lay eggs in and then you can transfer them to a different tank and increase hatch rate probability
I still don't have a way to feed the babies...
 

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