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This is my first WHOOO HOOOO, so I'm a little over-excited! I had added film canisters kind of just for fun and to give extra hiding places for two of my imitator (unsexed), but since then the previously easy to find frogs became increasingly difficult to locate. I decided I just had to find them, so yesterday, I peeked down in the film canisters (had to remove them from the glass since I can't see in them from the outside of the tank) and I discovered three little white eggs!!! I just about freaked, but before I dropped them on the ground, I put it back where it was on the glass. I figured they would be safe in there until I calmed down a bit and figured out what I wanted to do with them.
I'm not sure if they are fertile, but I guess I'll know in a few days...I'm assuming they will not be since they are their first clutch...but one can always hope.
Anyway, I'd love to hear what you all do with imitator eggs that are laid in film canisters? I'm sure there are lots of ways to set them up, but I'd just like to hear all the different ways. I'd like to definitely remove them from the tank since they are their first eggs...
Thanks for getting this far...in all my excitement this got quite long!
Kristen
I'm not sure if they are fertile, but I guess I'll know in a few days...I'm assuming they will not be since they are their first clutch...but one can always hope.
Anyway, I'd love to hear what you all do with imitator eggs that are laid in film canisters? I'm sure there are lots of ways to set them up, but I'd just like to hear all the different ways. I'd like to definitely remove them from the tank since they are their first eggs...
Thanks for getting this far...in all my excitement this got quite long!
Kristen