but i need my otos to eat the algae. oh well if the rams can hatch the egg so be it anyway i don't have the intention of breeding a fish, i just wanted to see and experience having a success in hatching the eggs.
Well otos aren't very big. i would let them try a few more times with the otos and if the otos continue to eat the eggs I would remove them at least until the fry hatch. I have seen rams fend off plecos and discus so they SHOULD be able to fend off otos.
yeah and besides maybe it's their first time to have an eggs so their parenting style are not that good yet.
anyway, thank you!
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