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O. rubescens Eggs

dwhatley;135432 said:
I hope I am wrong but I may get to do some experimenting after all. Beldar's mantle is changing shape and had a hardness near the end of her mantle :sad:

Beldar is very likely some form of Macropus (warm water, small egg). I think it is a one commonly found in Indonesia and often labled luteus but is actually a different, much smaller species. There is a more chatty :cool2: description of why I think she may be preparing to brood in her journal.
 

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