The launch of the first flyfish seemed to be a signal.

In the next three days, many of the successfully conceived breeding animals entered the spawning period. Because there were too many of them, Dean could not concentrate on them, so he could only let them stay in the pool to lay eggs, which led to more

Many breeding beasts were led to start mobilizing, and finally they collectively completed this spawning about one to three days ahead of schedule.

These demon pet eggs can no longer be left in the pool to grow wildly like before.

In order to salvage, Dean specially used drugs to attract all the monsters except the big crabs to the water, and then used bamboo poles to carefully test them bit by bit. It took four or five hours and three inspections before he finally finally found the solution.

Fished out all the demon pet eggs.

These demon pet eggs are each about the size of an adult's fist and are extremely colorful. Dean laid them flat on the bottom of a hexagonal water tank that he spent a lot of money to order. From a distance, they look like they are paved.

Like a layer of gems, it is incredibly beautiful under the sunlight.

If he hadn't taken down the sign indicating that the breeding house was open for business, I'm afraid this beautiful scene would have attracted many customers to visit.

The heat it brings will definitely not be inferior to that of the Ocean Breeding House.

However, in Dean's opinion, those invisible and intangible fame are definitely not as real as his one hundred and eighty-seven devil floating fish.

In order to create a good incubation environment for these little guys, he spent a lot of money to not only configure the nutrient solution most suitable for the incubation of aquatic monsters, but also purchased some magic props that can control the water temperature. From both the external environment and internal conditions,

A two-pronged approach in all aspects must be done to increase the survival rate of eggs.

After three days of busy work, the hard work finally paid off and a fairly satisfactory result was achieved.

Fishing out a small fish that was only half the size of his hand, Dean pinched its long tail, lifted the little guy up, and began to observe its appearance toward the sun.

To be honest, this little guy is really not good-looking.

In terms of shape alone, it looks very similar to a creature called a "manta ray" in Dean's previous life. They both have a flat body, long and thick wing-like pectoral fins, and a long tail as thin as a whip. At first glance, it seems

I think it's okay, but if you look closely, it's not very eye-catching. Even the color is much more gorgeous than the "manta ray".

Not only do they come in a variety of colors from light to dark, but some also have many artistic-looking markings, and even worse, under the sunlight, they can emit magnificent colors like the twinkling stars in the sky.

For example, the one Dean has is in this series of green starry sky colors.

Throwing the little devil fish back into the water, Dean salvaged the demon pet eggs that had not yet hatched and prepared to gather them together for the last hatching attempt. Although the success rate is probably not very high, it can still be regarded as what he has given these little guys.

Their explanations were given.

Putting the sixteen demon pet eggs in a small water tank alone, Dean looked at the cubs swimming around in his hands, and a strong sense of expectation suddenly arose in his heart. Although the devil floating fish was still very small,

Even a person with slightly poor eyesight cannot capture their specific appearance in the water, but he can already imagine what it will be like when these little guys grow to the point where they can float.
Chapter completed!