mouth brooding question

[pete5315]

So i have a breeding set of haplochromis Green Bloyeti. 3 F 1 M. one recently was holding and i had a big ammonia spike. i wanted to make sure i saved the mom so i stripped her so she would eat and be a little healthier. i constructed a DYI egg tumbler and put it in another tank were the water is more ideal. My question is some of the eggs are a light tan color and a few are dark brown. two were white which i read that they were infertile. i could not find anything else. this is my first fry and there is about 12-15. i have a tank awaiting them when they hatch. if anyone has had experience with this any help would be greatly appreciated.

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[lohachata]

the darker eggs were laid first...hard to tell if they will all hatch....put some methylene blue in the tumbler....as soon as the eggs hatch start changing the water...100% daily...
with the ammonia spike it would have been better to just do a bunch of water changes in the main tank..

[pete5315]

I have a 10 gal awaiting the fry water is perfect. In the 10 gal. I put the tumble in the 150 and the greens are in a 55 gal. I will be moving fry as they hatch to the 10gal. What were you saying about 100% water changes in what tank did you mean.