C. Valley White egg

[Edhurl]

Good or bad? Read alot both ways

[zzpop102]

When I had C. Valleys the eggs were always white and they all turned out good.

[Edhurl]

pulled it for better pic and i would like them to lay more

[Baltimore Bryan]

Wait a few days and look for development. After 4 days you should start to see a ridge forming in the middle of the egg, which will form the spine of the tadpole. It's almost impossible to tell if eggs are good or not right when they are laid, but it will become pretty apparent as it develops more.
Good luck!
Bryan

[frogmanroth]

You might want to lEave it in a little longer, one it gives them a chance to fertilize it. Two they may start to hide eggs on you if you pull them to fast. But it's the first big noob mistake to pull to early then wonder why the eggs are not turning out. as far as your current egg idk how old it is so it could go either way. Give it a few days. It's always easier letting the parents to trans port it to flimcans then pull them.

[Edhurl]

Yeah, a little excited, I knew I should have texted you first, lol

[markpulawski]

C Valley what...Fantasticus?? oops sorry Chris Fantastica?

[Edhurl]

C. Valley imitators

[SmackoftheGods]

Egg looked good in the first picture.

I'd leave the eggs in the tank. My imitators morph out healthier and larger when allowed to metamorphosize in the tank with the mother feeding them. One egg is not going to stop them from breeding (I seem to remember a thread where the poster had nine tads in tank from one pair and the frogs were still breeding), in fact, I'm willing to bet you've got a clutch or two in there that you haven't seen. Be patient, leave the eggs in there, and let the parents do their thing (just make sure they've got brom axils or film canisters with water in which they can deposit the tads.)

[bristles]

Good luck brother