Flamboyants at California Academy of Sciences

[OB]

Hmmmm... Elaborate?

 

[rryyddeerr]

really? they look sort of opaque or just barely translucent? whats the giveaway to you that they aren't viable?

 

[kpage]

WOW just saw this thread! Anyway I hope the eggs are good.

 

[Stavros]

Just found this post as well. You, sir, are my new idol! Hope it works out

 

[Thales]

Running around like a crazy person today, but here:

Whoo hoo!

 

[Stavros]

Piece of art! Congrats

 

[CaptFish]

Congratulations!! How many do you have?

 

[DWhatley]

With Matt's probable pajama squid egg find I was reminded that you had not reported in on these guys. I was going to say Whoo Hoo but that is redundant to your post.

 

[skywindsurfer]

Absolutely breath taking photo of the flamboyant inside it's egg. I wish I could take such remarkable photos and videos. Guess I'd need a better camera than my dinky 8.2 mega pixel fujifilm.

 

[Thales]

There are 5 or 6 with moving embryos and about 50 other eggs at the moment. I am thrilled and terrified to go into work today.

 

[Thales]

Oh baby!

 

[rryyddeerr]

thats awesome. its crazy how perfectly transparent those eggs are. very cool stuff. good work.

 

[cuttlegirl]

Soo cute and so very jealous of your job right now...

 

[DWhatley]

I'm ALWAYS jealous of his job! So very exciting. I know you have wanted to do this for years (who wouldn't but you have put a lot of effort into the idea). Now, if you can get a breeding population and get the Atlanta Aquarium to participate (then I could go and oggle and drop your name about as if I knew what I was talking about )!!!!

 

[skywindsurfer]

A little off the topic, but kind of the same....have you noticed any differences between the eggs, embrios, and hatchlings of M. Pfefferi and M. Tullbergi?