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What eggs won't make it? I have several creamy colored eggs and i think those are the duds but i want to make 100 percent sure before i remove them from the tank.

How do you also know when there is a fungus in an infetile egg?

I just want to make sure that i am doing everything right for these little guys.
 
The eggs that aren't fertile will not develop like the rest. Once you see the rest of your embryos turning 'bean shaped', you can be pretty sure the others aren't fertile. Fungus on eggs looks fuzzy, just like gills.
 
:) Ok. Thank you very much. Almost all of them are bean shaped now, but i'm going to be keeping my eye of the iffy ones as well.
 
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