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after reading a few threads, i always get the urge to go look at my fish! much to my amazement, when I looked in one of my 2 eunotus tanks, I noticed both females black and yellow. nothing new, they seem to be in breeding dress more often then not. what really got me, was the male was out and about! i almost never see the big guy, but there he was, dead center of the tank. so i looked in one of the clay pot saucer caves (2 saucers glued together, hole in the middle - think of a terra cotta hamburger lol) and saw the female guarding about 50 eggs! now the other female was looking mighty fierce as well, and guarind the plastic cup on the bottom of some plastic plants. didnt think much of it, until i looked DOWN into the cup, and saw about 20 wigglers! so, my male has done the deed twice in the same week, and hopefully, i'll have some eunotus fry to rack up some breeders points! BBS is always going, but on a very small scale. wish I had a way of getting my v. eels down to the bottom. my only concern now is the tetra's in the tank. getting them out would probably disturb the whole tank balance, and i dont want to do anything to loose these fry....but i dont want them to be snacks either. when would it be safe to remove the fry into a seperate tank? BTW they're black phantom tetras