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Category: Ophichthidae

eggs of snake eels（Ophichthidae sp.）

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diameter 3.6mm, really big eggs....

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Ophichthidae

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The semi-annual survey of larval fishes around the coast of Hainan Island has started, except for me, who was desperately locked down in Shanghai for a long time. It looks like our equipment has been upgraded once again. https://t.co/cDOlwroHiF

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