About 160 hatchling ABNs in a Marina Breeding Trap
ABN hatchlings awaiting transfer to the Marina Breeding Trap
ABN hatchlings after flushing from cave into a bucket.
This time I decided to wait until I knew for sure that the eggs the male was guarding were actually hatched before I took them. I noticed the eggs a full six days ago, and can only account for the delayed hatching by cooler water temperature… or it could just be that I haven’t noticed previous clutches right away. In an effort to save time, I decided to take a picture and count the fry in a freeze-frame…. much easier. I counted 166… largest spawn this year.
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