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| Egg
strings and coils updated Apr 2020
Where seen? These noodle-like egg masses are sometimes seen among seagrasses and seaweeds in clumps. Features: Some may be large, about 0.3cm wide, very long and noodle-like. These may be laid in clumps among seagrasses and seaweeds, on on rocks and hard surfaces. Others may be very tiny, laid in neat spirals on seagrass blades. Possible animals responsible for laying these eggs include seahares and snails. |
Egg strings contain living eggs or tiny animals. Don't
disturb them. Among seaweeds. Pulau Semakau, Sep 05 |
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| Egg strings on Singapore shores |
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| Other sightings on Singapore shores |
 Laid on seagrass. Cyrene Reef, Jul 08  |
 Among seaweeds. Kusu Island, Jun 05  |
 Laid on seagrass blade. Changi, Jun 05  |
