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Well I have joy and fear at the same time. I have discovered Neolmaprologus Pulcher (Daffodil) Eggs While Cleaning Out my Tank Today. I disturbed the nest when cleaning some algae off the side of the tank and to my surprise there were about 35-40 eggsWell What should I do? Should I artificially Rasie The eggs Or Let the parents reclaim the nest after Im done reagranging the tank. Toi my knowledge this is there first batch.
 
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I would leave the eggs alone. Neolamprologus Pulcher are good parents and will take good care of the babies. They are colony formers so you should also see that behaviour. The parents will spawn and raise the fry then when they spawn again the older fry help raise the younger fry. Very interesting. Here is a article about breeding them.

http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/breeding/Llambi_Neolamprologus_pulcher.html
 
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