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General
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| Name: |
John Witt ( coralhead317 ) Site: Marine Breeding Initiative (MBI) |
| Species: |
Berghia verrucicornis (most likely Aeolidiella stephanieae) ( Class: A, Points: 5 ) 
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| Link to Journal: |
http://www.mbisite.org/Forums/tm.aspx?m=53608
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| Hatch Details |
| Spawn Date: |
05/09/2011
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| Spawn Time of Day: |
not known |
| Hatch Date: |
05/30/2011
21 Days After Spawn
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Hatch Time of Day: |
not known
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| Where Hatched: |
In an 18 oz jar. Jar is kept warm by using a tank as a "waterbath". |
| Eggs Removed Pre-Hatch: |
Yes
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| Larvae Removed Post-Hatch: |
No
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| Yolk Sac: |
Unable to Tell
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| # Hatched |
not known |
| # Not Hatched |
not known |
| Larvae Size |
I can't estimate the size, the photos of the devel |
| First Food: |
micro aiptasia buds, "fresh" from the mother anemone |
Larvae Description:
( Do larvae have eyes, mouth, gut, attracted to light, etc?) |
unable to see with naked eye, appear like a molluscan veliger larvae under microscope |
| Other Details |
| Other Information: |
Some egg strands were removed from the broodstock jar and given a 2 minute freshwater dip (tip given to me by an Inland Aq employee). Others were kept in a separate jar without being dipped. As they developed I could not see any difference between them so I moved the dipped eggs in with the non-dipped strands for hatching. Waldend said that he has never had to dip the egg strands. I assume that both hatched as they were indistinguishable under the microscope. |