Amazing!

[Widdy]

Just witnessed my female Cinnamon clown lay about 300-400 eggs. Her ovipositor is still out I feel a little dirty...

 

[thirty5]

I feel a little dirty...

Just go back to your 12TB!!!!

 

[Widdy]

Just go back to your 12TB!!!!

That 12TB is just going to follow me every where now, isn't it! :lol2:

 

[dherrera83]

So whatcha planing to do widdit?... Ur gonna raise them as ur own?

 

[Wesley]

Just witnessed my female Cinnamon clown lay about 300-400 eggs. Her ovipositor is still out I feel a little dirty...

Remind me of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNMq8XS4LhE

 

[Widdy]

Remind me of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNMq8XS4LhE

Hahaha...What the heck! Slightly different...

So whatcha planing to do widdit?... Ur gonna raise them as ur own?

Yes, I probably will try (again) next month. I tried before with trying to transport eggs from Queens with no success; have a pair of spawning Occs and GSM there.

 

[dherrera83]

Good luck!!!

 

[Domboski]

Awesome Grandpa Steve!

 

[Widdy]

Awesome Grandpa Steve!

:bigeyes: :hug:

Good luck!!!

Thanks! I'll need it...

 

[rookie07]

Yes, I probably will try (again) next month. I tried before with trying to transport eggs from Queens with no success; have a pair of spawning Occs and GSM there.

I place eggs (on tile, or what ever u have) in a plastic soup container. Cuts large holes in cover of soup container for water exchange. Place eggs into soup container with tank water, cover container. Then do a 2-3 gl WC and use the old tank water in a bucket to transport the soup container with the eggs....this way you have eggs secured in soup container with a large amount of water around it to keep parameters stable and prevent and sudden movements.

I actually remove the 2 gl of old tank water first, then move the eggs second, then refill tank lastly. This keeps the eggs in the same water the whole time.

I hope this makes sense.

 

[Widdy]

I place eggs (on tile, or what ever u have) in a plastic soup container. Cuts large holes in cover of soup container for water exchange. Place eggs into soup container with tank water, cover container. Then do a 2-3 gl WC and use the old tank water in a bucket to transport the soup container with the eggs....this way you have eggs secured in soup container with a large amount of water around it to keep parameters stable and prevent and sudden movements.

I actually remove the 2 gl of old tank water first, then move the eggs second, then refill tank lastly. This keeps the eggs in the same water the whole time.

I hope this makes sense.

Thanks for the advice, Rookie! I'll keep it in mind when I'm ready to transport some of the Occs' eggs back to Jersey. I'll learn with the pair of Cinnamons I have here... unfortunately, not much demand for Cinns.