Photo: Caught in action!

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MY female is at the moment laying more eggs. Before this I didn't see any spermaphores, but there is eggs. I have two males and a female in the tank, so I don't know who the father is. The eggs always come out white, even though some babies come out wild type. Well anyway here is the picture of her caught in the act of laying eggs.
 

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The way the photos were taken lend a mysterious, intriguing yet dark feel to the shots. I like them. Its quite surreal and artistic looking.
 
Wow! What great luck to have been at the right place at the right time...and to have had the photos come out in focus! Most excellent job.:happy:

Thank you for sharing!
 
It must be because I'm male...These great pictures of the process instill the same uncomfortable feeling I had when my kids were born...;)

In the immortal words of Filter: "Hey (wo)man, Nice Shot!(s)" :D
 
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