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I saw my T Grans eating its shed this morning, with an air bubble stuck inside it.
Weird looking!
 

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Nice capture Dawn! Are they laying eggs? As I see some plastic strips ;)
 
At the point, all the plastic strips are doing is hosting tiny snails, so small they look like eggs, which get me all excited, then I look closer, and my hopes are dashed. But I put the strips in all the tanks I hoped might harbor layers and I won't give up hope until mid-May. They certainly have been amplexing, and there are two females that are very fat, so cross your fingers!
 
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