Hi,
At least one of my cuttlefish has laid eggs, and now there are eggs all over in hard-to-reach places in the rocks of my tank. About two weeks ago, I pulled some loose to put them in a net breeder, but now they all look pretty much dead. The newer ones which are still on the rocks look healthy so far, so should I just leave them there and let them hatch naturally, or should I remove them?
What I would want to know is-
would the adult cuttlefish eat the hatchlings once they come out?
would the baby cuttlefish be able to find food in the tank? (stock of coepepods, can add mysis)
if it is better, how should I go about moving the eggs and is there anything better than just a net breeder inside of the main tank?
the tank has a good number of bristle worms, are these a threat at all (to eggs, hatchlings, or adults)?
Thanks.
At least one of my cuttlefish has laid eggs, and now there are eggs all over in hard-to-reach places in the rocks of my tank. About two weeks ago, I pulled some loose to put them in a net breeder, but now they all look pretty much dead. The newer ones which are still on the rocks look healthy so far, so should I just leave them there and let them hatch naturally, or should I remove them?
What I would want to know is-
would the adult cuttlefish eat the hatchlings once they come out?
would the baby cuttlefish be able to find food in the tank? (stock of coepepods, can add mysis)
if it is better, how should I go about moving the eggs and is there anything better than just a net breeder inside of the main tank?
the tank has a good number of bristle worms, are these a threat at all (to eggs, hatchlings, or adults)?
Thanks.