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Thread: Lightening

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    Lightening

    So last year when I got eggs, it was kind of unexpected. I did have my male albino in with a few girls, but only one took. I'd glance in through the outside of the tub to see if anything was going on, but that's about it.

    This year I've been like a freak, every morning openning up every cage to see how they're all doing, and the girls are nice and fat still (even though they haven't eaten in a while), and lately have started to GLOW. I haven't seen them this light since they were babies.

    This is a sign, isn't it?
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    Re: Lightening

    Usually they glow before they go. Catching the ovulation is the best reference of when they are gonna lay.
    Good luck

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