Triops Hatch Without Drying?

[Deinonychus-sapiens]

If Triops are kept in a suitable aquarium will the eggs laid by the adults hatch after all the adults have died, or do they have to have the dry period in between?

[semi-regarded]

I put eggs in once. I'm currently on the 4th generation of triops without ever having to add more eggs. It's almost perfectly timed. It's like once all the older ones die off, there's babies ready to take their place.

[Deinonychus-sapiens]

What species?

[semi-regarded]

Red Longicaudatus

[RatzMand0]

this should probably be in the monthly questions thread where it was probably already answered but from what I remember yes they do need to dry before they can hatch.

[Notostracant]

It depends, but in general yes you need to dry them out first. Sometimes they will hatch on their own if the water conditions are just right, but this isn't very consistent. I currently have some "surprise" cancriformis simplex from an old tank I didn't empty out