Saving Cory eggs without taking them off the glass

[Flying fox 6523]

I got lucky to have 2 Albino Cory's hatch without doing anything 
but Now they are in a 30 gal from the 75 gal aquarium, I have
the tank wall full of eggs, & I was wondering how to save them 
without taking them off the glass, like take something like a 
craft mesh & put it over the eggs where when they hatch can drop 
to the floor of the tank & grow, has any 1 else done this ?

How would I attach it to the wall you ask ? with suction cups 
take 4 ( 1 on each corner do you think that would work to keep 
them from eating the eggs, cause the 2 babies I have has grown 
really fast in a month, so they are doing really good.

[Guppysnail]

GREAT THINKING!
I did something similar when starting my albino colony a few years back.  What worked for me to not remove from glass is I cut down one of the mesh breeder net boxes. The plastic posts keep the mesh far enough from the eggs that when they hatch they can survive in the mesh until I can release them. I also replace the mesh it comes with using a fine mesh I cut a small hole in the top portion that is hopefully above the water to feed the fry.  if not I don’t cut a feed hole so fish can’t get in and just release the fry after hatch to hide in plants. 
 

[Flying fox 6523]

On 4/18/2023 at 2:04 PM, Guppysnail said:

GREAT THINKING!
I did something similar when starting my albino colony a few years back.  What worked for me to not remove from glass is I cut down one of the mesh breeder net boxes. The plastic posts keep the mesh far enough from the eggs that when they hatch they can survive in the mesh until I can release them. I also replace the mesh it comes with using a fine mesh I cut a small hole in the top portion that is hopefully above the water to feed the fry.  if not I don’t cut a feed hole so fish can’t get in and just release the fry after hatch to hide in plants. 
 

That's what I was thinking, being I have some craft plastic mesh 
I could make it where they would be safe till they hatched & Just
turn them lose to find a place to hide under the driftwood.