[jprime84]

You need the HD to see these guys. So tiny! They have moved from the shell where their eggs were to various shells in the area. Very skittish though. This is 5 days after first seeing them. Great tank to watch on my desk at work.

 

[Norm66]

Cool! I'm waiting for my multies to come in at the lfs. Hopefully it'll be this week. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Anthraxx8500]

my god those turbo snail shells with some algae on em just look so darn good in a tank. cant wait for mine to develop some algae

 

[jprime84]

I find it interesting how the parents have an urge to cover up the shell except for the opening.

 

[Anthraxx8500]

hrmm interesting.. they may not be pure multies. from my understanding multis dig out the area around a shell until it hits the bottom of the tank. its the ocellatus that i find bury shells and hide all but openings. idk just my two cents here. either way i love shellies!!!

 

[jprime84]

There are no signs of hybridization. Some shells are dug out to the bottom. They dont bury a shell except for the opening. Instead theres just like a dusting of sand over the shell.

 

[Frazee86]

Once they start they don't stop have about 40 little swimmers varying in about 4 sizes lol gl with the fry I haven't done anything special and they seem to be doing well