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Question @ bluebolts or dean

is it normal for bluebolts to hold so many eggs ??

How many roughly do they have ??

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A typical batch is 10-15 for TB's, but theoretically double/triple these number are possible as seen with CRS's.... I must admit that precaution needs to be taken if the egg numbers are huge, as it does add stress. Watch her closely, ensure she eats, and moves around...etc. whether all will be fertilised and be carried full term would be the issue. How many eggs do you think she's holding ?

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Im keeping an eye on her bigtime !

All seems fine at the moment

shes grazing and moving around normally so that's a good sign :)

I would say there is about 15 or so eggs,give or take

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exciting times for you congratulations looking good!:encouragement::encouragement:

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Sounds like you've got ideal WP...imagine what you could do with more TB's ...Lol. Congratz Garry

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Pregnant bluebolt is doing excellent as is dad :)

i have a pregnant SSS and 2 SS to the blue bolt

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Mate youve got some really nice shrimp!! Congrats on the berried bb!!!

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Awesome work dude, well done! :congratulatory: Sooooo jealous :encouragement:

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Its a SSS

Yeah torface, trying to devalue a Cgrade like that!

You know what I think about them Garry so "no comments" LOL!

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Yeah torface' date=' trying to devalue a Cgrade like that!

You know what I think about them Garry so "no comments" LOL![/quote']

Sure do chi :)

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Beautiful shrimp congrats:encouragement:

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What a beautiful SS! :encouragement:

Thats harsh LOL

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