Hi,
You're right about the razor technique. If the eggs flip over it's done. Sometimes I am able to scoop the eggs right up with the razor and slide it onto the dish. For bigger eggs masses, I take the razor blade for my Imi's eggs and start sliding it under the eggs from the bottom, gently sliding the edge of a dish under the eggs and keeping it tight against the glass so that the eggs lay flat on the dish. It's very tedious, but it works for me.
For raising tads, I let the parents transport them into a film canister and after a couple weeks I will pull them and keep them separate in different cups. I feed them a protein diet of tadpole bites, sera micron, and superpig (repashy), which has some Spirulina inside.
You're right about the razor technique. If the eggs flip over it's done. Sometimes I am able to scoop the eggs right up with the razor and slide it onto the dish. For bigger eggs masses, I take the razor blade for my Imi's eggs and start sliding it under the eggs from the bottom, gently sliding the edge of a dish under the eggs and keeping it tight against the glass so that the eggs lay flat on the dish. It's very tedious, but it works for me.
For raising tads, I let the parents transport them into a film canister and after a couple weeks I will pull them and keep them separate in different cups. I feed them a protein diet of tadpole bites, sera micron, and superpig (repashy), which has some Spirulina inside.