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Reply With QuoteInteresting, I would think the worms were passed from the parents, or possibly from uneaten feeders in the environment?
This is a discussion on Worms in eggs within the Breeding, Eggs, Tadpoles, etc forums, part of the Dart Frogs (Dendrobatidae) & Mantellas (Mantellidae) category; I have tiny thread-like white worms in the eggs. What to do? Did they come from the adults or environment? ...
Worms in eggs I have tiny thread-like white worms in the eggs. What to do? Did they come from the adults or environment? Puzzled.
FYI: These are the first dart frog eggs I've ever had. They are from my D. leucomelas orange and very happy that 1 of 3 survived. It's tail just straightened out and ready to leave the goo.
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Re: Worms in eggs Interesting, I would think the worms were passed from the parents, or possibly from uneaten feeders in the environment?
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Re: Worms in eggs Could you post a picture of them?
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Re: Worms in eggs The leuc. tadpole still has not developed limbs. Anybody got any ideas?
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