[Vagabond324]

Found these on Fathers day, My first eggs from my Tarapotos, looks to be 3 in this clutch, kind of hard to see and I don't know if they are good or not but hey at least it's finally a start.

 

[ExoticPocket]

Cool man! I found my anthonyi eggs on Fathers Day too! But they might have been laid earlier. Heres a good care sheet on them. http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/care-sheets/13183-egg-care-sheet.html
Alex
PS-Good luck with the eggs.

 

[Vagabond324]

Thanks Alex, I'm just going to leave them as is, she seems to have laid them up on the top side of the canister at around 10:30 if you use a clock to state the position. There seems to be a lot of crud around them though, I'm hoping that's not mold. I did see the male a few times standing over the eggs so I think that's a good sign that he was trying to fertilize the eggs. I'm hoping they work out but it's fun just to watch, right now the female is checking out the other canisters in the viv. Thanks again and good luck with you eggs, Jon

 

[ExoticPocket]

Thanks man. I'm just about to pull my eggs and the crap around them might be algae which might protect the eggs.

 

[Vagabond324]

Thanks, there's lots of algae in the viv so I guess that's what it might be.

 

[ExoticPocket]

Whoah. Just pulled the eggs and WOW. That was really nerve-racking. I just hope they are ok. Don't know if I put too much water or too little... I think it was in this thread that someone saying something about algae being good. http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/br...7500-developing-ranitomeya-imitator-eggs.html