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Hi all,

I have about 200 eggs that were laid three days ago, and will be harvesting them from the plants soon. I don't have the space to raise them, but I'd love to give them a chance if possible - would anyone be interested in them? I'd be happy to send them for free (plus shipping). Parents are a wild-type GFP and a leucistic, and from my experience with the last clutch, about half the larvae are also GFP. The leucistic vs wild-type phenotypes are also about 50-50.

Let me know via PM if you're interested - I'm in the Boston area, and preference would go to breeders/interested parties nearby. Thanks!
 
Just a heads-up that these eggs have all been shipped out. Thanks to those of you who reached out about them!
 
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