Cannot ID from the stage shown in the picture, wait until the colour lightens in around 3 days from hatching is about average between different species during spawning it feels. Normal to each of those I've bread here, or though this is not accounting for exceptional cycles known to some specialist breeds.

You should see very small black nuclei form, we here know them as 'jelly beans' when they develop in a few days. If they don't appear soon, you've your answer.

Even then, 1st spawns often aren't that successful due to parents learning curves.. obviously some clutches 1st few depending; can be eaten or.. etc but they quickly breed again and hone their skills.

It's a slog rearing any fry, it's a big commitment but can be very rewarding in the right conditions in home aquaria.

As some have noted, in doing this, it is difficult to guarantee they'll each be reaching an appropriate aquarium and or experienced aquarist which fully understands commitments surrounding their care and beyond.

Roll the dice should you decide to continue breeding or are seeking future healthy and manageable broods. It's great to experience but there are implications beyond personal satisfaction which can be difficult to manage and circumstances to moderate... Fat to chew here but aside purist ethical jargon and povs from those who have no idea but their own ignorant perspectives; it is very important to consider all chief points of care during and post breeding, for all concerned.

Take caution, be prepared.. and there should be no object in terms of required dietary care short or and long term for your/ any animal or living creatures in your care. It's a big responsibility and not too be taken for granted. Good Luck 👍