Students viewed the eyed eggs up close before we placed them in their new aquarium homes. We are always amazed by the size and potential of these tiny eggs. The kids will make regular observations of the developing embryos and newly hatched brook trout, which tend to run 3-4 weeks behind out brown trout eggs. Thanks to Patti Jennings and her great 3rd grade enrichment students at Lansing Elementary for these pix!
A Project of Discover Cayuga Lake, in partnership with the Leon Chandler Chapter of Trout Unlimited.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Brook Trout Egg Delivery Day - Mission Accomplished!
Students viewed the eyed eggs up close before we placed them in their new aquarium homes. We are always amazed by the size and potential of these tiny eggs. The kids will make regular observations of the developing embryos and newly hatched brook trout, which tend to run 3-4 weeks behind out brown trout eggs. Thanks to Patti Jennings and her great 3rd grade enrichment students at Lansing Elementary for these pix!
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