Based on your picture, they do seem to be adults and ready to spawn anytime.

I will agree with Steve.

1st looks like a male and 2nd looks like a female to me. Nice pick!

I would say top is a female and bottom is a male.

Very nice looking healthy fries! I can tell you have been taking a very good care of them. Keep up a good work.

I wonder what other fish have white color eggs beside zebras.

shrimp pellets, canivore pellets, frozen brine shrimp, frozen bloodworms, and frozen mysis shrimp. Try to feed them diffrent things as possible.

80 is too low and 90 is too high. Why the temp of your tank flutuates a lot? you need two heaters stead of one to maintain more stable temp for your tank. I believe it's female. What kind of food do you feed her and how many times a day? Try more variety of food and feed her more often. She will be ...

Edlund wrote:Zebra snail eggs.doesnt develope in regular fresh water

Are you saying that those are zebra snail eggs? They simply don't hatch in fresh water, right?

I noticed there are some white spots on both the cave and the rocks. What are they? type of bacteria? any harm?

What you can do with the bigger cave is to use a sharp knife to take them apart and use silicon glue to attatch them back together with smaller dimention.

Well. It does look like a spawn to me though. The inside looks like facing out. My females all facing out when they lay eggs. The outside looks like a male to me. I hope they will spawn very soon, or it might be a trial for them. I do agree that the cave is a little too big for them. You might wanna...

I realize that water condition sometime plays an important role to lead infertile eggs. What is the temp and ph of your water? any fungus in your water?

They are angles! Nice pictures you took there by the way.

pureplecs wrote:They seem to be eating good! I think have grown a little, and the little ones I was worried about are fine.

Very nice to hear that they are growing. Keep up with your good job!