Briggs Apple Snail Egg Clutch!! YAY
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Whats in the tank?baby briggs are a tasty little treat for most fish.I used a soapdish with suction cups to suspend my clutches just above the water in the hatching tank.The dishes are full of tiny holes for the babies to get into the water.Got it at the dollar store.
They will take around three weeks to hatch depending on the temperature, but you won't be caught off guard by it - the clutch will darken and soften and it will be apparent when the babies are about to start falling out.
I usually remove them and hatch them separately so I can keep track of the babies and so that I can keep the clutch very humid. The eggs will dry out in open top aquariums, but the one you pictured should be fine as it is right next to the filter return. If you decide to remove future clutches, be sure to give them 2 or 3 days to harden up after they are first laid.
I usually remove them and hatch them separately so I can keep track of the babies and so that I can keep the clutch very humid. The eggs will dry out in open top aquariums, but the one you pictured should be fine as it is right next to the filter return. If you decide to remove future clutches, be sure to give them 2 or 3 days to harden up after they are first laid.
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