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             General
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            | Name: | 
            Shannon Pechauer ( shannpeach )  Site: Marine Breeding Initiative (MBI) | 
          
          
            | Species: | 
            Lysmata boggessi ( Class: B, Points: 25 )  
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            | Link to Journal: | 
            http://www.mbisite.org/Forums/tm.aspx?m=83712
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            | Hatch Details | 
            
          
            | Spawn Date: | 
            08/22/2013
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            | Spawn Time of Day: | 
            
              During lights out, between 9PM and 6AM  | 
          
          
          | Hatch Date: | 
            
              09/02/2013 
              11 Days After Spawn
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                Hatch Time of Day: | 
              
                After lights out
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            | Where Hatched: | 
            Larvae hatch out in tank as it is not possible for me to remove the adult for hatching in a separate container | 
          
          
            | Eggs Removed Pre-Hatch: | 
            
              No
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            | Larvae Removed Post-Hatch: | 
            
              Yes
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            | Yolk Sac: | 
            
              Unable to Tell
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            | # Hatched | 
            Unknown, but I only caught one that night | 
          
          
            | # Not Hatched | 
            Unknown | 
          
          
            | Larvae Size | 
            ~3-4mm, but not actually measured | 
          
          
            | First Food: | 
            L strain rotifers, Apocyclops panamensis copepods, and newly hatched artemia with live phyto added as well | 
          
          
            Larvae Description: 
              ( Do larvae have eyes, mouth, gut, attracted to light, etc?) | 
            Attracted to light, clear-ish, have eyes, tail and legs that can be relatively easy to see. | 
          
        
        
  
          
            | Other Details | 
          
          
            | Other Information: | 
            
                This particular hatch was not collected very efficiently.  Later hatches were collected better and typically yielded hundreds of larvae.  I typically start them now on just newly hatched artemia and live phytoplankton and leave out the Apocyclops and rotifers, although I doubt it hurts to have those in there too. |