Jay Redbond
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One of my female Mudpuppies has laid around 20 eggs thismorning, I will post some pictures tomorrow I am so chuffed.
Kind Regards
Jay
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She has laid eggs - Mudpuppy breeding
- Thread starter Jay Redbond
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One of my female Mudpuppies has laid around 20 eggs thismorning, I will post some pictures tomorrow I am so chuffed.
Kind Regards
Jay
GraffLife
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Re: She has laid eggs
good luck!!!
good luck!!!Jay Redbond
New member
Re: She has laid eggs
Hello All,
Still can’t quite believe it even though I sort of new, as seen in my previous post that she was possibly about to lay.
Does anyone know if they have been bred more than once in captivity before? I know that Jean bred them but has it been done again.
Also is it a first for the UK? The Marketing team want to know at my work.
Fingers crossed now the eggs are good.
Kind Regards
Jay
Hello All,
Still can’t quite believe it even though I sort of new, as seen in my previous post that she was possibly about to lay.
Does anyone know if they have been bred more than once in captivity before? I know that Jean bred them but has it been done again.
Also is it a first for the UK? The Marketing team want to know at my work.
Fingers crossed now the eggs are good.
Kind Regards
Jay
xxianxx
Well-known member
Re: She has laid eggs
Congratulations ! Really interested in seeing how these eggs progress, hope you have a good camera.
Congratulations ! Really interested in seeing how these eggs progress, hope you have a good camera.
Davo
New member
Re: She has laid eggs
Good luck Jay, i have not heard of anybody breeding them. :happy:
Good luck Jay, i have not heard of anybody breeding them. :happy:
morg
Member
Re: She has laid eggs
you lucky lucky person
hope the eggs go well, I have never heard of anybody in the UK breeding them, although I may be wrong.
I will definately be keeping an eye on this thread
you lucky lucky person
hope the eggs go well, I have never heard of anybody in the UK breeding them, although I may be wrong.
I will definately be keeping an eye on this thread
mr cyclone
Active member
Re: She has laid eggs
Likewise the only breeding i know of is in anold book i read ,looking forward to some pictures
Likewise the only breeding i know of is in anold book i read ,looking forward to some pictures
froggy
Site Contributor
Re: She has laid eggs
Fantastic, Jay! I've never heard of any other UK breedings. Hopefully they will develop ok. Keep us informed...
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Fantastic, Jay! I've never heard of any other UK breedings. Hopefully they will develop ok. Keep us informed...
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gar4016
Member
Re: She has laid eggs
I'm glad to hear they're hanging around upside down for a reason, congrats!
I'm glad to hear they're hanging around upside down for a reason, congrats!
Jay Redbond
New member
Jay Redbond
New member
VirgiChris
New member
Re: She has laid eggs
Whow, it's beautiful
Good luck
Whow, it's beautiful
Good luck
Jay Redbond
New member
Re: She has laid eggs
Hi Mario,
I will write up Husbandry Guidelines on this at some point this year maybe.
At the moment she is still with the eggs and the behaviour is extraordinary she uses her snout right to left moving individual eggs from side to side aswell as tail movements fanning the eggs to oxygenate them I presume. So it would seem that she cares for the eggs, I will try and video it at some point.
There are pictures and videos of the tank on other Threads I have done.
Temperature in winter was between 10-13˚C, the temperature now is between 13-15˚C.
Kind Regards
Jay
Hi Mario,
I will write up Husbandry Guidelines on this at some point this year maybe.
At the moment she is still with the eggs and the behaviour is extraordinary she uses her snout right to left moving individual eggs from side to side aswell as tail movements fanning the eggs to oxygenate them I presume. So it would seem that she cares for the eggs, I will try and video it at some point.
There are pictures and videos of the tank on other Threads I have done.
Temperature in winter was between 10-13˚C, the temperature now is between 13-15˚C.
Kind Regards
Jay
Neotenic_Jaymes
Active member
Re: She has laid eggs
Nice! I hope the eggs show development.
Nice! I hope the eggs show development.
Jay Redbond
New member
Hello All,
Eggs and mother still doing well.
Does anyone have Jean Raffaelli's paper on Necturus he told me to have a read of it but its not translated. Does anyone have the translated version?
Kind regards
Jay
Eggs and mother still doing well.
Does anyone have Jean Raffaelli's paper on Necturus he told me to have a read of it but its not translated. Does anyone have the translated version?
Kind regards
Jay
Rusaser
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