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Can't wait to see offspring.

[odin]

Just a quick video, i suck with the macro lens lol....... i blame the algae!

Edit: and 2 shots of the female carrying 3 eggs still, you can see the little eyes now.

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[Ann]

They're so cute! How can you not love them?
Ann

[odin]

05th June 2016
Sometime yesterday or this morning the female who has been carrying 3 eggs in tank #03 has lost or released one of the larvae and now has 2 left, I haven't seen the larvae floating around in the tank but I will keep looking. I first noticed the eggs with her on the 1st of May 2016, so its been 36 days give or take (5.14 weeks) from point to point. I'm hoping that means the larvae was released and not just 'dropped', the length of time carrying the eggs is correct so hopefully its just hiding

[opae ula related]

Hopefully hiding.

[odin]

07 June 2016
Just in from work and noticed these 2 guys bobbing up and down wahoo! ive not spotted the 3rd yet.... Hope it made it
Hopefully they will survive the larvae stage and turn into baby shrimps!

im so happy!

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[odin]

Update, i spotted Larvae number 3

[opae ula related]

Cool. You could have a separate tank just for larvae. Higher survival rate...

[odin]

That sounds like a good plan! I just hope this is a sign the tank is ready to get more berried females

[opae ula related]

Or a plastic bottle (like the 2 liter soft drink ones) with small holes in your tank to keep larvae. Not as pretty though but works.