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Fongus on eggs… despite methylene blue or tanin in water


Karen B.
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Greetings!

I am not too sure what is happening. The first time I ever hatched Clown Killifish eggs, I had no clue what I was doing yet still had over 30 that hatched.

The 2nd time, about 50. They were in a floating container in a heated tub, with catappa leaf water that I would sift to only keep the water.

Now since january, every day I collect between 10 and 15 eggs yet only 7 hatched.

I tried again the filtered catappa water - the eggs got all fongussy and very few made it.

I tried with a drop of methylene blue, the eggs still had fongus, and the water started having some kind of particles floating.

I am a bit at loss at what I may be doing wrong?

Here is my settings

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Would I have better results with an egg tumbler? Does it still works even if you add eggs everyday?

Thank you!

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It more than likely unfertilised egg that are getting fungus are the eggs a different colour that develope fungus also you can use ick x active ingredient malachite green to provent eggs getting fungus

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On 2/17/2022 at 10:20 AM, Colu said:

It more than likely unfertilised egg that are getting fungus are the eggs a different colour that develope fungus also you can use ick x active ingredient malachite green to provent eggs getting fungus

They eggs are all similar in color and shape.

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On 2/23/2022 at 7:41 AM, Colu said:

Then I would try using ick x over methylene blue

Ok, will try that. What quantity?

would I have better result with an egg tumbler? Do they work even if you add new eggs every day?

It’s so weird. Over the past two weeks, I added over 100 eggs in the container yet very few are visible… what happens with the others? 

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