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Related: About this forumsome recent reptile and amphibian photos, including embryos of red eyed tree frogs....
...in the egg mass....ask me anything:
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some recent reptile and amphibian photos, including embryos of red eyed tree frogs.... (Original Post)
Gato Moteado
Aug 2023
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anciano
(1,532 posts)1. Awesome!
Callalily
(15,012 posts)2. I always like your frog photos,
and even your snake photos, although I'm not all that fond of snakes. But your egg mass photo is absolutely amazing! I can see all the little creatures just waiting to pop out.
Gato Moteado
(9,927 posts)4. they popped out the next day.....
....and are now growing in one of my concrete tanks outside
hlthe2b
(106,335 posts)3. They are all exquisite, but the egg mass... Amazing!
Grumpy Old Guy
(3,552 posts)5. Stunning!
Grumpy Old Guy
(3,552 posts)6. Wow! Stunning work, as always!
Thanks for sharing.