odin wrote:Maybe its to do with the temperature change with the seasons? Either way you are one lucky keeperI'll have to dig out the extension tubes for my DSLR to try to get some better photos.The auto top-off looks great, its very similar to how toilets work with what we call the 'ballcock' over here in the UK. Keep the photos of the berried females coming!
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The auto top-off looks great, its very similar to how toilets work with what we call the 'ballcock' over here in the UK. Keep the photos of the berried females coming!
Ooooh. The first larva has made an appearance! Hopefully there will be a whole cloud of them soon.
Thats great news, congratulations!
Looks like one of the mamas dropped an egg. Probably the one bursting at the seams with eggs.
caine wrote:Looks like one of the mamas dropped an egg. Probably the one bursting at the seams with eggs.
Still there? Try to save it in a net or similar.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
caine wrote:It is hard for young mamas!Nice pic
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
How interesting. This petrified wood is the popular mommy hangout. There are 6 berried girls hanging out.
This is so great I cant wait to see the 'swarm' of larvae in your tank when they are free swimming!
I cant wait to see the 'swarm' of larvae in your tank when they are free swimming!
The second batch of babies is starting to appear. I think won't be long now for the swarm. The mamas seemed to get berried at about the same time.