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here is an update on the caudos, since they have hatched they now have full front arms with fingers, the back legs havent seemed to change....
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Very cool Paris! Great to see they are doing so well. Caudo larvae are definately the most cool looking.
 
here are some updated photos of my little black goth babies. they are about a inch long now so its still hard to take good close ups with my cam....
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Maybe it's just the distortion caused by the containers they're in, but it looks as though their snouts are assuming the dog-like shape of an adult's snout.
 
Those are really, really cool.

They look like hongkongensis larvae.

Please post more pics!
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i'll try to get pics soon, they are longer than an inch long now-(i will try to get an actual measurement), great eaters, of the 6 eggs i had hatch i now have 4 larvae, 1 i lost during a water change (i think) and the runt died about 2 weeks back...the female never laid anymore eggs though.......

(Message edited by paris on May 08, 2005)
 
ok-i got some new shots! no ruler at hand so i eyeballed them against my finger and they appear to be 1 1/4" right now ...anyways, here are the pics.....
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Those little guys are adorable, Paris... unless you're the worm, of course!
 
Nice going, congrats.
They exactly look like hongkong larvae. I can`t see any difference.
 
Looking good Paris
They look similar to fuzhong larvae, but the fuzhongs have a slightly greyer base colour and have white flecks all over their body. I'll have some pics soon. They also seem longer and flatter in proportion to the fuzhongensis larvae. Do they stay mainly on the tank floor or in the java moss?
How many eggs did the female lay in the end?
Chris
 
They look like little puppies. Really Cute. Congrats Paris and good luck with them.
 
Wow-nice shots Paris! Good luck with these guys. They do indeed look like little dogs and have an interesting color scheme.
 
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