Yeah, I think even NA killies like it warm for breeding and hatching. But
I could be mistaken. From other comments, sounds like maybe the NA killies
have some interesting strategies to be successful with low egg production
and adaptation to changing environmental conditions. In a temperate
climate, temperature, water level, and plant cover change continuously
thoughout the year, especially in the spring and summer. It may be
advantageous to have delayed hatching of some of the eggs. Just wild
speculation!
Mark Binkley
Columbus Ohio USA <))><
mbinkley_at_earthling.net
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