fertile or not
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Justin Carl
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Did she mate?
I think that is the best way to tell.
I think that is the best way to tell.
paulgrant
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here is a link to the pics
please give me some feedback
http://s254.photobucket.com/albums/...ion=view¤t=S7300184.jpg&t=1205853674228
please give me some feedback
http://s254.photobucket.com/albums/...ion=view¤t=S7300184.jpg&t=1205853674228
I can't tell for sure, but based on what you've described, the pics, and my personal experience breeding them, I see no reason why they wouldn't be.
BTW - they will appear totally yellow inside when candled until they break diapause. This can go on for months. Then they should be pink colored with dark red (almost black) parts inside.
Cainschams
New Member
They look good to me also. Man that is a boat load of them too. I usually get around 24 from my panther female.
chamlover
New Member
Gravid W/C Nosy Be, when do u use bucket?
I just purchased a female nosy be w/c. I know, but i really wanted her. I also bought the daddy and another small juvie female. My problem is i am pretty positive she is gravid and mated with the male she was housed with for a month or so. She is pretty chunky and looks full of eggs, but she is still eating. I keep her enclosure completely covered so hopefully she will acclimate easier. Every time i clean or mist or feed her she is always in the same spot, high on top. Should i just wait until she gives me the sign? Or should i start putting her in the bucket to lay? I do have a small laying bin in her enclosure and she hasn't been in it as far as i know, no dirt on floor of cage. Because she is w/c i'm a little unsure of the situation and which direction to take. Also, I want to have her treated for parasites ( even though he said they were already treated) but isn't it true that gravid females can't be treated? Or is that a misconception i have?
Debby
I just purchased a female nosy be w/c. I know, but i really wanted her. I also bought the daddy and another small juvie female. My problem is i am pretty positive she is gravid and mated with the male she was housed with for a month or so. She is pretty chunky and looks full of eggs, but she is still eating. I keep her enclosure completely covered so hopefully she will acclimate easier. Every time i clean or mist or feed her she is always in the same spot, high on top. Should i just wait until she gives me the sign? Or should i start putting her in the bucket to lay? I do have a small laying bin in her enclosure and she hasn't been in it as far as i know, no dirt on floor of cage. Because she is w/c i'm a little unsure of the situation and which direction to take. Also, I want to have her treated for parasites ( even though he said they were already treated) but isn't it true that gravid females can't be treated? Or is that a misconception i have?
Debby
Kinyonga, are you saying that because of the way his legs look?
Paul, does your male hold himself up high when on the branches or does he hunker down and hug the branch? Chams with severe mbd have trouble holding themselves up and often let the branch support some of their weight...
Paul, does your male hold himself up high when on the branches or does he hunker down and hug the branch? Chams with severe mbd have trouble holding themselves up and often let the branch support some of their weight...
