Reproduction:
Not much is known about Discus catskillensis, except that they eggs. In general, the genus Discus, scatter their eggs over bark and decaying wood (Britannica). However a cousin specie, Discus macclintocki, breed from late March to August. They lay between two and six eggs which hatch in about a month (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services). Another cousin specie, Discus shimekii, are hermaphroditic. They lay three to six eggs between April and August (Montana Field Guide).
Shown on the right, is a picture of a Discus catskillensis egg. Drawing conclusions from cousins of Discus catskillensis, this snail will mate during the late spring and summer months. Also the snail will lay a clutch ranging in size from two to six eggs.
Photograph of Discus catskillensis egg (Kevin
Ripka).