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bristlenose eggs

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My bristlenose laid eggs about 2 days ago for the first time :D but they just have left them in the cave and arnt looking after them or fanning. was wondering if they can survive like this? they are still amber in colour

Try to get some flow and/or aeration into them, some people put them in a net breeder and have a gentle bubbler going underneath. HTH.

They should survive without being fanned but they may get eaten without Dads protection. You could scoop them up and put them in a net breeder or a fry trap or even an ice-cream container floating in your tank. If you go with an ice-cream container you'll need to do small water changes to keep things fresh.

My bristlenose laid eggs about 2 days ago for the first time :D but they just have left them in the cave and arnt looking after them or fanning. was wondering if they can survive like this? they are still amber in colour

Leave them, they'll probably breed again and you'll be getting overrun with bristlerats before too long.

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