forester
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The first three pictures are of the curved larva with the red spot. It was fine yesterday afternoon, but last night I noticed it was curving so I took a picture (picture three) and this morning it appears bloated and isn't moving well.
The fourth picture is of a larva that appears to be less developed than the others. It seemed to be fine though, not curved and swimming, until this morning when I noticed that it twitches almost like seizing.
The other five seem to be fine. They are swimming around and chasing brine shrimp.
The fourth picture is of a larva that appears to be less developed than the others. It seemed to be fine though, not curved and swimming, until this morning when I noticed that it twitches almost like seizing.
The other five seem to be fine. They are swimming around and chasing brine shrimp.
One of my larvae developed a bloating issue and died shortly afterwards along with a few tiny ones that appeared underdeveloped, saying that I do still have one of the tiny guys who at 4 months old has ony just developed his back legs and is only an inch long! I think some larvae just aren't genetically equipped to survive so don't beat yourself up about a few casualties.