how are you suppose to document history with no camera do you paint hahahaNo cameraI had to borrow the secretaries yesterday to get a pic which is even worse than the camera I normally borrow. I will get some more pics down the road when I can use a better camera.
with another cham keeper in person every once in a while.
) I should have worked out. I think one of the problems was There wasnt many eggs so I didnt use a big container like I do on the panthers so I think that is the culprit for drying out quicker. I wil also have one of those mini fridges so I can keep them incubating at precise temps and not have it fluctuating from season changes.
. Look at those little tavs - they are gorgeous, and the photos are stunning! Sorry I missed this post a few days ago...hhope that they thrive for you.
so I cut the egg open. Inside was a fully developed neonate with no yolk attached. I figure it was past his time to come out and he already soaked it up. Well he seemed dead all day yesterday, I poked him (gently of course) to see if there was any reaction but there was none. I was going to chalk him up as dead but when I just looked in the container he is running around!!!! Hopefully he makes it even though I had to help him.
. Adcham.com calls me away as do other issues, sorry.
I cant wait to see the revised adcham site! I hope all is going good for you.
I would almost bet my left arm!!!! The male is the last one that came out and already has more pronounced horns than the rest also tends to stay the rustic colors instead of the real pastel like greens. They are all devouring the FFs!!!
They are just over 2 months old except for one female who is almost 2 months (the one I cut out of the egg.)
There are 3 shedding right now and I suspect the other 2 to start soon
are doing great. They are pretty cool little characters!
