Sambava eggs *jan-jun diapause* finally growing
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laurie
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Hey we are all hoping for you and the new job.
CleaTheChameleon
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Laurie beat me to it. Good luck with the eggs and i hope you get the job.
Sang
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The eggs were kept at 72-73f from january to early june.
So about a 6 month diapause.
Yes trace the eggs ar mixed but seperated by row. I remember the original 28 eggs. And I remember which where her retained clutch that she laid in february.
original 28 eggs.
Red dots are original eggs, only lost 1 as of late because it dried up from the heat source.
my male
My Female.
days before the lay.
So about a 6 month diapause.
Yes trace the eggs ar mixed but seperated by row. I remember the original 28 eggs. And I remember which where her retained clutch that she laid in february.
original 28 eggs.
my male
My Female.
days before the lay.
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Trace
Captain Awesome
Back when I first started out several hundred years ago, I combined two clutches of brevicaudatus eggs in the same container and like yours the clutches were laid about a month apart. When the older clutch started to hatch it triggered the younger eggs to hatch prematurely. Needless to say the younger eggs/hatchlings were underdeveloped and I lost them all immediately. Since then I always had separate containers for each clutch of eggs. It may not make a significant difference to the health of the babies in longer incubating clutches like the pardalis but it's not too late to carefully move the newer clutch into their own container to be on the safe side.
