I'm about to have hundreds of eggs

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One of my Golden females is about to start laying her second batch of eggs in 4 months. She layed almost 300 eggs last time. I caught her after just starting to lay and moved her to a laying container. I have had success with this idea before, since its easier to just take her out than to suck 100's of eggs out of my 40 gallon long community tank.

First two eggs
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Isn't she a beautifully fat girl.
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Temporary container to catch her eggs over the next 12-24 hours
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