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juraj
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A larvae which has been living on the parents tank and average sized larvae taken from
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juraj
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Oh sorry,
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pamela
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Hello Juraj,
I have noticed the same growth difference with my Cynops orientalis larvae. The ones left in the parent tank attain a much larger size sooner, than those that are harvested from the parent tank. But there are also much fewer larvae that live in the parent tank than those that I have taken out and put into a controlled environment. Of course there are many factors involved. I now do both - that is, leave some eggs in parent tank, and take some out.
By the way, your larvae are really interesting to look at, very beautiful. Thanks for your pics!
I have noticed the same growth difference with my Cynops orientalis larvae. The ones left in the parent tank attain a much larger size sooner, than those that are harvested from the parent tank. But there are also much fewer larvae that live in the parent tank than those that I have taken out and put into a controlled environment. Of course there are many factors involved. I now do both - that is, leave some eggs in parent tank, and take some out.
By the way, your larvae are really interesting to look at, very beautiful. Thanks for your pics!
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jennifer
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Interesting comparison. I have raised many C. pyrrhogaster both with the parents and separately (and some spent the early growth in the parental tank, then were separated). Based on my non-scientific observations, I think the larvae often do better in the parent's tank during early growth, but do better in a separate tank for the last weeks before metamorphosis.