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Convict Cichlid eggs??????


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So my convicts have been acting all wierd and digging themselves a shelter in the sand. Then today I checked them out, and there were a bunch of eggs sticking to the side of the rock. Are they eggs? Or some other random things? What should I do to keep them alive?? HELP!!! haha

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So Tips to keep them alive? I would actually either like to raise them to sell/give them away, or use them as feeders for my puffers.

My fatherinlaw takes bucketfulls down to the fish stores to try and give them away. They don't take them. I really don't want to get into detail about what he ends up doing with the fish... some might not consider it humane-friendly.

Oh and they'll live, and live, and live, and before you know it you'll have 18,000 of them. Feed those puffers well!

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Yes be sure too feed as many as possible to your puffers or you wont know what to do with them! I ran into a convict infestation about 9 years ago and thought I got rid of every one of them before I moved and after I settled into my new place and set up one of my tanks about 2 months later hiding in the rock work there I seen another baby convict peaking out! Boy I was not happy after I seen a second....and there it began again. Thankfully today I have none and plan to never let them in my home again! LOL I wonder if they are as bad as mice.... :rolleyes:

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