multituberculata

These guys popped out of nowhere! I casually glanced in the incubator and saw one pawing at the side of its container. Looked in and 6 had already hatched. The other 4 came out the next day. 100% hatch rate :D After the last one hatched it started raining outside. Interesting correlation that...

Photoprincess and I decided to share this q and a with everyone: You can have a female lay eggs in under 30 days from the time of mating so be ready by day 20. In a case where you are not sure when it happened you should just get a laying bin set up as soon as you detect eggs. For...

I have been PMing back and forth with Seeco for about 2 months now when i decided to get a multi. First of all, Louis is a great guy! He has answered SO many questions for me the last two months. I got my new little guy last tuesday! The first day i was in pure shock of how small he was, even...

Selected as a breeder at a very early age for his highly speckled pattern. Pretty cool aside from the horns bending: About 3 months. That is my pinkie he is on. Umm 5 months, who knows...Good example of an undersize cage. I have no recollection of taking this pic going with 9 months 12...

After loosing a few clutches this winter I held off on announcing these guys prematurely. I think it is safe to say now that they are rock solid. Hatched around July 1st. Sorry for the poor quality but I am not messing around with these guys -- taking them out and posing them for...

He is getting green and large really fast now. Time to set up some "dates". CBB in San Diego.

Here is bloodline G. Born just this week. Line H due in the next 30 days.

I didn't see the eye during the shooting. Just while viewing the pictures, I realized the flash made the eye visible since there are still a few scales missing. (Kinyongia multituberculata)

1 week old K.multituberculata

my Kinyongia multituberculata male

7 month old Kinyongia multituberculata