There is no way to save the eggs. Even if you were able to transfer them to a separate aquarium you still wouldn't be able to get the male to fertilise them without the female around. Plus, he'd probably try eating the eggs. The eggs are not capable of being alive until the male fertilises them- they are about the equivalent of a chicken egg you'd buy at a grocery store at this stage. Don't worry about it there is nothing can do, or should do, so let the goldfish do whats natural (which is to just eat the eggs)- there is no need to interfere.
Goldfish are not born as such. They develop (hatch out) from adhesive eggs (ova) that have been scattered by the female and fertilised by the male amongst water plants near the surface of the water. After successfull fertilization, depending on water temperature, the ova can take anywhere from 36 to 72 hours to develop into wriggling fry.
You would need to put goldfish eggs in a separate tank, and yes, you may have to take the goldfish eggs out of the main tank where all the goldfish are, because the adult goldfish will eat the eggs. However, you can just cover the goldfish eggs in a plastic see-through box while being inside of the main tank if you don't want to take it out, just in case you may harm it, and the fish won't be able to eat it.
Goldfish can not get pregnant. They are egg layers. The female sprays thousands of eggs into the water in the breeding season (spring) and the eggs are fertilised by the males after they have been sprayed out. The eggs then take a few days to develop into baby fish (fry).
Goldfish don't have babies, they lay eggs. They usually do so in the spring.it takes up to 45 minutes
Goldfish are not asexual. There are male and female Goldfish and both are needed for ova release (from the female) and milt release (from the male), thus allowing fertilisation to take place.
The female will mate with the male a around October time she will lay the eggs in January or December and they should hatch in April. note most wont survive if you have a pond so put them in to a tank until there bigger then let them back in to your pond
Goldfish don't get pregnant.
the male sea horse has a pouch that it uses to carry the eggs, when mating the female gives the male 1500 eggs
hey. leave the eggs to the male betta it will look after them.
As soon as the male serves the hens then the eggs should be fertilised.
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a fancy goldfish leaves the eggs in the stomach for about 3 month's... after that it can take up to 5 months to lay eggs after that.