SeahorseBT
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Well, my single lettuce nudi laid a coil of eggs, and I never expected them to hatch, but they did! I have had three batches, and another has just been lain.
I had them loose in my seahorse tank but recently decided to isolate them in a small frew because their hair algae food source was dwindling and the new clowns were nibbling on the small ones.Here's the best pic I could get; I have about 10 now.
Although I get about a hundred eggs, only about 5-10 make it to maturity, so I will isolate the eggs in the grow out tank and see the results. They have a very small larval stage, maybe 100% photosynthetic during that stage. When they reach meta, they feed off the light for about a quarter of the day. I will keep track of my progress in this thread.
I had them loose in my seahorse tank but recently decided to isolate them in a small frew because their hair algae food source was dwindling and the new clowns were nibbling on the small ones.Here's the best pic I could get; I have about 10 now.
Although I get about a hundred eggs, only about 5-10 make it to maturity, so I will isolate the eggs in the grow out tank and see the results. They have a very small larval stage, maybe 100% photosynthetic during that stage. When they reach meta, they feed off the light for about a quarter of the day. I will keep track of my progress in this thread.