Four years in the making!!!

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Finally after 3 consecutive years getting infertile N kaiseri eggs, this is what they look like this time!! :D Definitely doing the happy dance!!!

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they look exactly like mine :) congrats to us lol
 
you getting any strauchii eggs yet?
 
I had a question about Kaiser Larvae. Compared to my dobro larvae which would wiggle freely in the egg sac and as soon as the egg sac broke they were freely swimming around...the kaiser larvae have seemed to hatch out of the egg sac but are not finished developing that they can freely swim and wiggle around like my dobro...any suggestions???
 
who else is raising kaiser larvae in the us this year??
 
I know it's a little late to respond now, but kaiseri larvae usually lay around and don't do much for the first few days after hatching.
 
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