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  1. Birdman
    After finally getting my angelfish pair to 1.)Spawn, and 2.) not eat the eggs before I have a chance to remove them. I finally was able to get the eggs to hatch (currently at the wriggler stage). right now the parents are in a large clear tote that I use as a temporary holding tank. but I was wondering if I put them back in with the hatched wrigglers would they eat them or since they weren't there to see them hatch would they eat them?
  2. LiorM
    Hi, I know Blood parrot males are supposed to be sterile, but they did it. I have wigglers, I saw the tail coming out of the egg... because the mother Severum was trying to eat eggs ( probably the white ones) and the Parrot dad and her were locking lips I had to the the out of the tank (before they hatched) . I have the rock with the wigglers in a 5 Gallon with heater and airstone. What's the best practice from here? Should I move the Parrot dad in with the wigglers? Thanks!
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