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T. granulosa eggs on wood

Hi Uwe,
ist the wood under water or above the waterlevel? I've seen my granulosa laying eggs on land for the first time this year:

(The picture is taken from above)

Those eggs are on a very wet stone but it is never floated.

Fabian
 
Mine are below the waterline.

How are the eggs doing? They are probable critically in respect to drying out.

Uwe
 
The main danger wasn't drying out but getting eaten by their parents. That's what happened :(
I rescued some and put them into water where they develloped normally.

Fabian
 
The main danger wasn't drying out but getting eaten by their parents. That's what happened :(
I rescued some and put them into water where they develloped normally.

I always remove the eggs from the adults. Especially the Tarichas are heavely feating on their eggs as the are not hidden at all.

Uwe
 
I always remove the eggs from the adults. Especially the Tarichas are heavely feating on their eggs as the are not hidden at all.

Uwe

That's what I do, but I've rescued enough for this season, so I wanted to look what happened to those "land-eggs". Yesterday I've discovered some more (excactly the same place), if they are still there tommorow I try to build a little "cage" around them to see their devellopment.

Fabian
 
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