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Well guys, my Danube Crested Newts were kind enough to pop out a few eggs last year. Well one of them was actually healthy and it happened to be the one I was documenting. But after it hatched I thought why stop there! So I kept taking pictures and it has been almost a year now. Granted the pictures got fewer and further apart once the newt morphed but not much happened in between those times. So on January 12th, 2015, the final picture will be taken and the video will be posted on this thread. So Lets do a countdown because I am so damn excited about this!

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Just a little bit

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This sounds great. Can't wait to see it.

Stuart
 
Kudos to you for sticking with it! I was going to do a similar thing with Ambystoma gracile, but I didn't have enough patience to keep taking pictures...
Will you post the video to your YouTube also?

I am excited for the pictures!
 
Well I will post it to youtube and then link it here.
 
"This message has to be at least 5 characters"

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Well getting closer, the last picture is soon
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Its Friday! Gotta love the weekends
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Heading up to the mountain for the first day of ski season today!

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Tomorrow is the day!
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Almost there! ( wait, are you going to post the photos on 1 or 0? )

Cue the Jeopardy music.
 
Ill post the entire video tomorrow afternoon sometime before the National championships at 7:00
 
Nice video!
Sorry Evan, I cheated. I watched the video on YouTube while your post was being approved. I couldn't wait....:frog:
I really enjoyed it though, nicely put together, music was good, and photos ( especially ones of the egg ) were fantastic. Well done.
 
Very neat! What was the clear, thin material she was laying and folding her eggs in?
 
Plastic sandwich bags tied to a rock:D
 
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