[andry]

This is the first time I have white leuc eggs developing in the tank. Is it that they are not going to make it in the end or is it because the dad leuc is chocolate?

They have always laid black eggs or eggs that start off white on bottom and black on top but eventually turn all black. This batch is staying white.

 

[frogparty]

rad! albino perhaps?

 

[ryank458]

It's hard to see from the pictures because they are a little blurry. But, from your description it sounds like they are dead eggs. It happens from time to time and it's nothing major to worry about. They get moldy. It's possible they were never fertilized. I'd hold on to them anyways in case I'm wrong. Good Luck!

 

[frogparty]

look closer buddy. those are developing tadpoles, plain as day. I hope they morph out successfully

 

[Mitch]

They could possibly turn black later on like thumbnail eggs do. Not sure though... the only other thing I can think of is that they're albino or something.

 

[Julio]

i have seen white eggs in imported leucs and all develop into normal tads and morph out just fine, they are not albinos however.

Are your leucs captive bred?

 

[sports_doc]

Chocolate leuc eggs are white

These will develop chocolate I suspect

S

 

[evolvstlldartfrogs]

Whatever happened to those eggs? Did they develop?