During tank cleaning last night I didn't find any fry in my ommatta tanks ,
but fry and eggs in my banded topminnow ( Fundulus cingulatus) and redfaced
topminnow ( F. rubrafrons) gravel. The eggs are easier to tell apart than
the adults of these species. Cingulatus has very large eggs, and the
rubrifrons were much smaller, but not as small as ommattas would be.
Ray
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