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erik775

erik775

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woooohoooooo...we got eggs...:D:D:D:D:D...we got 14 panther eggs...4 from her walking around dropping eggs...and 10 that we just dug up today ...i caught her digging but luckely she was too busy digging to notice me peek in...lol...:rolleyes:...lets see how they do...:)
 

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I would really watch her, she could have more eggs. 14 isn't that many. Especially since she is dropping them. I would leave her bin in (maybe even with a hole dug for her) keep the cage covered for privacy and watch for signs of dehydration or lethargy. is she eating? Just my opinion but better safe than sorry to keep an extra eye on her :) congratulations on the eggs! :)
 
suzi said:
I would really watch her, she could have more eggs. 14 isn't that many. Especially since she is dropping them. I would leave her bin in (maybe even with a hole dug for her) keep the cage covered for privacy and watch for signs of dehydration or lethargy. is she eating? Just my opinion but better safe than sorry to keep an extra eye on her :) congratulations on the eggs! :)
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Yup that's exactly what I was going to do...we accidently rolled 2 eggs...we thought we had found all the eggs but we didn't we found 8 first then we found 2...the last egg we found had like something small attatched to it like a verry small egg...I hope the eggs that accidently got rolled are ok...:eek:
 
I think you will be fine on the rolled egg situation, it's so early in the development :) glad your keeping an extra eye on her :) now the hard part...









The long wait :D
 
Rolling eggs at this point doesn't make a difference. I've read that panther eggs can even be shipped before reaching diapause!

If she was walking around laying eggs, she may not have liked the spot you had for her.

I would have 2 or 3 laying bins with different mediums - sand/soil, sand, sand/peat or something like that....at different moisture levels.

I agree 14 isn't many especially if she is dropping them. Make sure you provide a few ample spots for her to lay.

Otherwise, grats! Now don't keep them too moist or too dry :)
 
suzi said:
I think you will be fine on the rolled egg situation, it's so early in the development :) glad your keeping an extra eye on her :) now the hard part...









The long wait :D
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Man I know...the wait is going to kill me...lol...I made sure that I was only able to squeez a drop or two of water...
 
Zen Reptiles said:
Rolling eggs at this point doesn't make a difference. I've read that panther eggs can even be shipped before reaching diapause!

If she was walking around laying eggs, she may not have liked the spot you had for her.

I would have 2 or 3 laying bins with different mediums - sand/soil, sand, sand/peat or something like that....at different moisture levels.

I agree 14 isn't many especially if she is dropping them. Make sure you provide a few ample spots for her to lay.

Otherwise, grats! Now don't keep them too moist or too dry :)
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Yup I weighed them them on a scale to keep up with the weight...and when I wet the vermiculite I made sure I was only able to squeez like 1 or 2 drops out of it...and my tems were I have the eggs doesn't. Go over 74 or below 71...so I think it should be good...:D...rite?
 
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