I would really like to take her out of the tank so that her fry will have a chance at survival, as I used to do with my Copadichromis Borleyi a few years ago -- I had over 80 CB's at one time -- but I would have to tear apart the tank, removing a lot of the rocks, just to be able to catch her; and all of the action might result in her spitting out the eggs prematurely.
Sometimes you can fit a separator in there and chase the males to the other side. (sometimes you have to chase the female too after spawning if she's the sort to eat them). Some will escape and get et, but some will make it.
Kinda like my tank. I have mollies and they were starting to over populate but now that i have others in there, only 1 or 2 make it a year ;-)
Well, I've been posting a regular log, both here, as well as on TheFishGuy Messageboard. If you'd like to see some images of my dominant male, and a fe others, go to the following URL, and look in the photography section:
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