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Back in the game (C. cyanurus eggs)

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Tipped off by the tell-tale behavior of an egg-predator, I found my first cyanurus egg in months. The females may have been laying all along, only the eggs are being eaten before I find them.

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When they get going they are productive little buggers (provided the others do not eat all of the eggs).

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I sure hope that'll be the case with mine!
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I'm up to three eggs now, at least one of which is clearly developing:

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This one looks a bit like a pistachio
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Some serious development going on here:

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Hi Jon.

Just the three. One developed fungus and went bad, one seems to have hatched prematurely, and one is about to hatch:

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good luck with your new little guy. keep us posted on how its doing when it hatches.
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