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RE: First Egg -Input please -Jobi -Ingo -any

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Posted by: jobi at Thu Oct 19 13:42:26 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jobi ]  
   

Marcia can you share with me, how your female nested?

Temps, dept, condition of media, I will keep this data on file, it may eventually help us better understand them later on?

A note on the larger eggs, often the develop like any other egg, however babies from them hatch with a solid yolk reserve when the siblings have none left. Also these eggs can remain submerged 14 days without any ill effect, this is why I suspected about possible flooding in nature.


   

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