General
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Name: |
Kathy Leahy ( KathyL ) Site: Marine Aquarium Societies of North America |
Species: |
Lysmata boggessi ( Class: B, Points: 25 )
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Link to Journal: |
http://www.mbisite.org/Forums/tm.aspx?m=67807
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Hatch Details |
Spawn Date: |
12/01/2014
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Spawn Time of Day: |
likely at night |
Hatch Date: |
12/15/2014
14 Days After Spawn
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Hatch Time of Day: |
at night. did not witness. not sure of date of spawn.
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Where Hatched: |
In broodstock tank |
Eggs Removed Pre-Hatch: |
No
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Larvae Removed Post-Hatch: |
Yes
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Yolk Sac: |
Unable to Tell
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# Hatched |
about 25 were collected |
# Not Hatched |
unknown |
Larvae Size |
1-2 mm long |
First Food: |
Newly hatched brine shrimp, but not yet used. |
Larvae Description:
( Do larvae have eyes, mouth, gut, attracted to light, etc?) |
lots of appendages, big eyes, some pigmentation, seem like a miniature shrimp, about a mm or two long. |
Tank Parameters
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Temperature: |
80 ° F
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PH: |
8
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Specific Gravity: |
1.020
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Size: (Gallons) |
8 gallons on a much larger system |
Dimensions: |
12 inches X
12 X
12
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Lighting:
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undercabinet T5 fluorescent |
Lighting Schedule:
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14 day, 10 hours night |
Other Details |
Other Information: |
Spawn date is an estimate based on the literature and the hatch date which I do know. Spawn date is an estimate as I am not tracking them due to the reasons given in the journal.
My larval snagger is rather passive, as it is only a light attractant without any mechanical water movement. The larvae swim into it and possibly cannot swim out. That's why there are so few collected, and the hatch was not witnessed, so exact numbers of hatchlings are unknown |