Re: Who's cooking E. situla eggs this year?

Posted by Chad on July 07, 2001 at 13:36:02:

In Reply to: Who's cooking E. situla eggs this year? posted by Ray Loraine on July 06, 2001 at 16:55:17:

: It looks like there is a great deal of success this year with a variety of species. Who else bred E. situla? I've got one clutch of two eggs. I think the hot Florida winters hurt me again.

Hi Ray,

i had both my female situla drop eggs this year, one laid seven and the other four. Unfortunately, the last of the seven eggs went bad after five weeks of incubating. Three of the four eggs in the second clutch are still looking strong and growing well.

chad

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