BackwaterReptiles
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Today I came across one of my female cristatus who had boldly chosen her own laying spot within the shefflera plant base. I have flat rocks on top of the soil in all the cages, and I've actually never (to my knowledge) had a cham move the rocks and dig into the potted soil. This feisty cristatus really moved the rocks and went to it like a bulldozer. She was not pleased to see me either.
She didn't dig very deep--my guess is she ran into some roots. I tried getting her to lay a couple days ago but she wasn't in the mood.
Her eggs look great, and this is the fourth cristatus clutch in about ten days. Their eggs are very unique looking (very elongated once they start growing), and still one of my favorite species.
She didn't dig very deep--my guess is she ran into some roots. I tried getting her to lay a couple days ago but she wasn't in the mood.
Her eggs look great, and this is the fourth cristatus clutch in about ten days. Their eggs are very unique looking (very elongated once they start growing), and still one of my favorite species.
