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after about 2 weeks I have my first eggs from my gardneri killifish and I'm very excited about it. Last night I picked about 8 eggs out of the mop. I will check it again in three days to see if there are anymore 
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| Very cool. Since I know very little about killies, what do you do now... do you pull them out and let them dry a bit as if it were the dry season and then hatch them later?
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| Kerry is exactly right. Gardneris are a great beginner killifish (that's why I have them hahaha). Eggs are doing great and I even got a couple eggs from my new R. Cryptocallus that I've only had for a few days.
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