Tanuki
New Member
Hi, as I was in the process of moving my bearded pygmies to a new tank, the old one had a problem, I discovered three eggs!
I did not find them until the tank was almost empty except for the substrate surrounding them ( about 12x12in).
Then as I was cleaning my other pygmy enclosure, I found three more!
Now for the questions:
1. In the bare cage, should I carefully extract the eggs into a small container with Vermiculite? Or should I add some plants around the eggs and keep them in there until they hatch?
2. Now the three other eggs are in their parents enclosure, and the eggs are pretty far in there. Would it be better in this situation to leave the eggs, for a hatching in the vivarium?
Both sets of eggs seem to have been laid quite a while ago.They look fertile, and large to me, though.
Thank you!
I did not find them until the tank was almost empty except for the substrate surrounding them ( about 12x12in).
Then as I was cleaning my other pygmy enclosure, I found three more!
Now for the questions:
1. In the bare cage, should I carefully extract the eggs into a small container with Vermiculite? Or should I add some plants around the eggs and keep them in there until they hatch?
2. Now the three other eggs are in their parents enclosure, and the eggs are pretty far in there. Would it be better in this situation to leave the eggs, for a hatching in the vivarium?
Both sets of eggs seem to have been laid quite a while ago.They look fertile, and large to me, though.
Thank you!