So for the very first time in some 2.5 years or so, I actually caught a glimpse of the full pouch on it's belly. I noticed it unexpectedly, so then I took my magnifying glass out & spent 30 minutes trying to catch a peak. Even though he was an inch or 2 from the glass at the time, his belly is always against the sand or rock.
It was pretty cool though.

Ralph

Congrads! Are you going to try to raise the young?

Thanks! & nope!

Sweet!

Grats Ralph. Take some pictures if ya can. I'd love to see them!!

UWP!! That's what this thread is!!

Congrats!!

SWEET, that's awesome, Ralph

pics would be absolutely impossible. I wish, though.

Awww... alrighty then. Grats anywho!!

thanks! He rests his belly on the substrate & rock (I guess to protect them), so it took me 30 minutes to just get a glimpse. never mind trying to get a pic. sorry.

Congrats Ralph.....Now comes the fun

:unsure: I think it will be impossible to save the babies though!:unsure: no clue

Contact John aka BaboonScience (http://www.atlantareefclub.org/forums/member.php?u=2232), he may be able to help.

There is also that person in Tennessee who breeds horses, they might know.

Very cool, considering all the micro fauna in your tank I'm surprised none have made it to maturity!

I think the 2 Tunze's might have something to say about that, too. They probably get swept way. I can't lower them too much, or stonys suffer. Humm.

I also had a Talbots Damsel that would have eaten them. I finally got rid of that & after a year of trying, my yellow tang went to Orlando (miamidolfan). We'll see.

Gives you an excuse to start a 20gal planted and buy more snails and cyclopeeze.

ya know!