Once ready, the female will deposit the eggs in a safe location, usually on the underside of a rock or log.
According to field research, females deposit their eggs at the same nesting sites each year.
Adult females can deposit approximately 1.5 eggs per day for 12.5 days .
The adult females deposit a great number of eggs.
The female can deposit over 140,000 eggs in a spawning session, lasting just over a week.
The adult females will deposit eggs in the Parenchyma of the liver.
Adult females preferably deposit their eggs in injured parts of the host tree.
Roe-bearing females may deposit 60,000 to 100,000 eggs in the fresh water.
The female will deposit her eggs in the male's pouch, where they will be developed.
The female can then swim away and deposit the pouch somewhere else alone.
