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I collected three juvenile (~3-5cm) A.vagrans near Crescent City in May of 2003. Earlier this winter I could see ova forming in two of them, so I assume I got lucky and collected 1.2. While checking them this afternoon I looked from the underside of their box because one of the females had been digging around for a couple of weeks. Sure enough I could see her upside down brooding eggs. Here she is looking out after I removed the piece of bark they were attached to.
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Here are the eggs. That isn't the female but one of the other vagrans that wouldn't stay out of the way.
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Here's a closer shot. there are 21+ eggs in this clutch. I've put them on perlite as I do with all my eggs now.
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RUSS
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Here are the eggs. That isn't the female but one of the other vagrans that wouldn't stay out of the way.
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Here's a closer shot. there are 21+ eggs in this clutch. I've put them on perlite as I do with all my eggs now.
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RUSS