AW: Re: Laotriton laoensis egg laying susbtrate
I mean what's the point? :bowl:
I use silk plants for my laoensis to lay their eggs.
I bred them now since 2006, tried a lot, and can say that these silk plants are the best substrate to lay the eggs.
Always enough "plants" with large leaves and the optimal consistence, and -
I take the leaf with the eggs out; the larvae slip after 5 - 6 weeks; parts of living plants rot in this time; silk plants are clean until all larvae slip.
And it is nearly impossible to have always enough living plants with large leaves for hundreds of eggs, which do well at 16 °C over months.
Paul