Re: Egg antifungal/antibacterial chemicals etc

[Wright Huntley <huntley1 at home_com>]

gunnar asblom wrote:

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> ...Our feeling is that it is the CaCO3 wich gives
> the problems with fertilasion of the eggs.There is studies done in this
> and the result was that CaCO3 make the eggshell to "hard" to penitrate
> for the malesperms.Free Ca dosent seem to be a problem.

Thanks, Gunnar, for confirming my, until now, unsupported guesses.

I doubt if we ever encounter any free Ca in an aquarium. ;-)

Wright

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