what to do with cichlid fry???

i had cichlid fry''s todays heaps and i dont know what to do with them..they are gettin eaten by the parents?? so what do i do??? any1 know please reply thx!

Move them to a small tank or sit back and enjoy the show<
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>George

[ashhhh]

if you have another tank seperate em<
>if you dont have another tank get a tuper ware container and float it on the surface with the fry in it untill you can sort out another home, or let them be eaten.......HTH Cheers<
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>Ash.....<
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What sort of cichlid fry ?? <
> Thankyou.....Tim

[ashhhh]

this link should come in handy for you <
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>www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/
eeding_list.php Cheers<
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>Ash.....<
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[nemo1981]

hey ash, there''s some great info in there.<
>thanks for putting that up.<
>some stuff there that''ll help everyone. me included! Steven & Amy<
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[ashhhh]

no problemo......  Cheers<
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>Ash.....<
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I just put them in one of those <
>Net things that attach to the side of your tank for a few weeks <
>Then when they have grown to 1cm just put them in a nother tank<
>That way a water change whon''t be such a shock to them and i don''t lose any that way

[Dyce]

Make some icecream tub fry savers, easy peasy. fish fish fish fish turkey fish fish gobble

[wrk21]

most cichlid parents will look after their fry so it might be worth leaving them in for a while.<
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>if it looks like they are eating them it might just be that they are moving the fry from one spot to another or when  few make a
eak for it one of the perents will go suck them into their mouth swim back to the pit and spit them back with the rest. nothing to worry about there as this is nature.<
>have fun watching them grow.<
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[nemo1981]

all of my mouth
ooders are going ape with spawning........<
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[nemo1981]

with the ice-cream tub fry savers, i know what to do to make them, just cut the sides out partially and cover with fly-screen mesh, but how to keep them afloat? Steven & Amy<
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Just silicone some strips of styrofoam to the outside edges