panther egg laying info.
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summoner12
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What is the rush?
chameleonneeds
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My friends panther laid a retained clutch and only 1 egg out of them was infertile, she laid them 7 weeks after the first clutch.
3 weeks is WAY to early to be thinking of reintroducing them, my veiled laid a almost 5 weeks ago and she still shows unreceptive colours, although I dont mind breeding this female when I feel like it as she only lays small clutches in the 30`s and she has only ever laid 2 clutches and is 3 years old. But she looks like a 1 year old
3 weeks is WAY to early to be thinking of reintroducing them, my veiled laid a almost 5 weeks ago and she still shows unreceptive colours, although I dont mind breeding this female when I feel like it as she only lays small clutches in the 30`s and she has only ever laid 2 clutches and is 3 years old. But she looks like a 1 year old
reptoman
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My female was put in with my male for 40 minutes on October 10th. She layed her first clutch Dec 20th on the bottom of her cage. (21 eggs of which 9 are still good). She layed her 2nd clutch Jan23rd and dug her tunnel this time (23 eggs all still look perfect) She layed her 3rd clutch yesterday (23 eggs). All 3 clutches were pearly white fertile. I am hoping she is done because I dont know what I am going to do late summer when i am up to my armpits in baby panthers! When I heard that they can lay 60 to 80 eggs I thought that was at one time. I was wrong 
chameleonneeds
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Thats great, wish I could be so full of panther eggs!
Well dont get your hopes up for 60-80 eggs thats more how much a female veiled would lay, not a panther its normal for a panther to lay 20-40. Unless you have a monster female.
Well dont get your hopes up for 60-80 eggs thats more how much a female veiled would lay, not a panther its normal for a panther to lay 20-40. Unless you have a monster female.
