It’s been a (re)productive spring here at the ranch. Some pictures:
I sighted some fry in one of the Betta macrostoma tanks. They are mouth-brooders; males have had clutches in their gullets before, but this is the first hatch-out.
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The Dendrobates leucomelas Guyana Banded laid their first eggs. A shot, taken moments ago, of the developing tads.
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My tiny little plug of Utricularia jamesoniana decided to flower. This is a woo-hoo all out of proportion to the size of the plant: I looked for a division of jamesoniana for years and to get one and have it flower within a year is a cause for celebration.
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And lastly, something I had nothing to do with at all. A Polyphemus Moth on a column at work:
Congrats on the leuc tadpoles. Are these your first for the species or for the banded locale?
My first for the species!
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You say things that just sound like pithy quotes all the time. Case in point:
“Good things continue to happen in the bog garden.” I want to embroider that. No one else would ever come up with that observation.