The eggs of parrotfish are usually in the form of white granules. The fertilized eggs will turn yellow, while the unfertilized ones remain white. The parrotfish eggs can hatch approximately 7 days after fertilization. During the hatching process, it's necessary to keep the water temperature at around 25 degrees Celsius and make sure that the water quality is clean and there is sufficient oxygen.
The color of parrotfish eggs and the hatching process also have their own unique features. The unfertilized eggs are usually white or light brown. The fertilized eggs will gradually turn dark brown and hatch in about 7 days. During the hatching process, the eggs will start to wiggle their tails and break free from the breeding pot, which indicates that the baby fish are about to break out of their shells.
To successfully hatch parrotfish eggs, the following points need to be noted: Keep the water temperature stable at around 25 degrees Celsius, ensure the water quality is clean and supply enough oxygen. Try to avoid changing the water during the hatching process to prevent causing stress reactions to the baby fish.