Time to start pulling Banggai eggs and artifically incubating them.

I have had a pair of Banggai that have continually spawned.  However, the last 4 spawns that male has eaten the eggs.   I am thinking it is time to pull them again and artifically incubate.  What do the rest of you think?  Here is link to my breeding journal on the pair.  http://www.masm.org/mForums/tm.aspx?m=38445

I say go for it! Worse case you can compare which way gives you the greater overall output.

I may have to resort to this method soon too as my male isn't holding very long either.

http://www.fishtalpropagations.com/#!home/mainPage
"Making captive breeding easier."

Any update as to your success?

I need to get a male to pair with my current female and have considered going the artificial incubation route.

I have had one spawn since then.  I wasn't set up and ready to incubate them.  I have had some thoughts about moving this pair since they are in a 29G cube in living room with my loud 3 year old.  I have some open space in my breeding set up downstairs where I can put them.  I haven't completely decided yet
 

i have just started artificial incubation on a batch . i am curious how sensitive to fungal / bacterial infection the eggs are ?
should there be preventative measures in place while incubating ?

A couple drops of methylene blue should do well. Just tint the water blue.

I tried artificially incubating Banggai eggs in 2008 and had very limited luck.  I think sanitation needs to be better than what I was doing which was pretty much no sanitation measures.  Methylene blue sounds like a good idea.