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by shocko61
Not sure what to do , did not mark as an egg because it was still moving with the worm . It started at 1.59 seconds or there about. Cheers ,Ian
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by DZM admin
That looks like it might be another impacted egg... I wonder if that's something that happens often?
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by shocko61
Hi DZM , I have memory of 6 Or 7 that I have seen and can remember . I will look for this and let you know if it is often or not . I you would like I could bring what I see , here ?? Cheers ,Ian 😃
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by randi
I marked it as an egg because it seemed to appear in this clip.
Is that correct?
In the past I have not.Posted
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by aexbrown scientist
randi, in this case I think you're right to mark it. As you say, it looks like it was laid (partially at least) in this clip. For the cases where the egg is stuck from the start I would leave those blank.
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by DZM admin in response to aexbrown's comment.
That actually answers a question that we've had around here quite a bit.
So if an egg looks to be laid, even if it moves with the worm, mark it?
But not if it looks like the worm starts with an impacted egg?
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by aexbrown scientist
Yes, that's right. This one looked pretty clean. BUT, beware of food piles around the worms that might look like eggs.
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by DZM admin
Cool! That can be our modus operandi from here on out. Thanks!!
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