Cory eggs on leaves, do I isolate them?

[sed03f]

I just found two piles of cory eggs on some of my plants. I have a breeder net, should I isolate the eggs in there? I have snails in the tank and they just bred everywhere with babies. Not sure if it has any relation to their survival rate. Its a shrimp tank with corys, 2 little algae eaters, snails and 1 twig fish.

 

[petluvr]

The cories will eat the eggs but i just found a few babies in one of my tanks today that made it with the parents so it's a toss up. For best survival rate though you should probably remove them.

 

[TwoTankAmin]

Dont use a net breeder trap- fish will try to suck the eggs through it, don't do shrimp so can't say if they will also. Get a solid plastic trap with circulation vents. You can also pull the eggs to hatch in any small container as long as it has air and heat. If you do pull them, you will need some methylene blue to prevent fungus. The blue should be removed when you see wigglers. Carbon and/or wcs will remove it.