xMIDNIGHTx
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Hello,
I have had the great privilege to receive quite a few fertile eggs from my waltl pair! Now seeing that they are a string of eggs it is harder to separate good and bad eggs. I can clearly see most of the eggs developing but see a couple that are starting to mold.
My (noob) question is how to you go about separating them? I have raised a couple of different species from eggs but usually they are laid individually. I have tried with little success without damaging the others. How do others go about? Is it alright to leave them?
(On a side note, it is interesting that the large P.waltl lays such a small sized egg compared to smaller species.)
Thanks!
Mitch
I have had the great privilege to receive quite a few fertile eggs from my waltl pair! Now seeing that they are a string of eggs it is harder to separate good and bad eggs. I can clearly see most of the eggs developing but see a couple that are starting to mold.
My (noob) question is how to you go about separating them? I have raised a couple of different species from eggs but usually they are laid individually. I have tried with little success without damaging the others. How do others go about? Is it alright to leave them?
(On a side note, it is interesting that the large P.waltl lays such a small sized egg compared to smaller species.)
Thanks!
Mitch