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A. akindynos spawn..... no eggs!?
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Monday, February 7, 2011 8:13 PM
Making my rounds in the fishroom today and noticed my A. akindynos spawning. Since it was there first spawn, I expected it to be "disorganized" but what I didn't expect was... no eggs! Anyone have any ideas as to why? They "spawned" for hours. Was it a practice run?
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Re:A. akindynos spawn..... no eggs!?
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Monday, February 7, 2011 8:16 PM
Did the anemone get them? Or did they lay on the anemone? I see them on the intake/outlet tube, but can you check the anem? Or could have just been a test run to see how you'd respond
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Re:A. akindynos spawn..... no eggs!?
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Monday, February 7, 2011 8:37 PM
I'll take a peek at the anemone for the heck of it, but you are right, they were spawning on the drain. One other thing I did notice but thought "na" was every time she made a pass, "stuff" started floating in the water column. Suppose the eggs didn't stick? The reason I thought it was doubtful was the "stuff" was more white in color; not the orange that I would expect. Very well could have been... let's psych this chick out.
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Re:A. akindynos spawn..... no eggs!?
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011 7:49 AM
don't know if "congrats" is the right word..but clearly a step in the right direction.
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