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Darkling beetle eggs are small, oval-shaped, and typically white or pale yellow in color. They measure about 1-2 millimeters in length and are often laid in clusters in soil or decaying organic matter. The eggs have a smooth surface and can be somewhat translucent, making them difficult to spot against their surroundings. As they develop, they may become slightly darker before hatching.

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