Mandarin fish egg bound

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Our fish is so full of eggs, she looks like she will explode. She is a good eater, healthy fish, looks like eggs are going to take her out. What can I do? Looks even bigger, then this picture I copied from a post of an egg bound goby.
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Our fish is so full of eggs, she looks like she will explode. She is a good eater, healthy fish, looks like eggs are going to take her out. What can I do? Looks even bigger, then this picture I copied from a post of an egg bound goby. View attachment 3002705
Ive seen mandarins in tanks loaded with pods looking just like this.
 
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How did you pull that off without them all getting eaten?
I kept growing and really putting a lot into the tank. Soon at night I could see the adults. I have enough rocks and hiding places that they managed to grow. I also have some macro algae they likely hid in. Every once in awhile I will add in some fresh ones just to pump it up.
 
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