I had two more cepediana hatch this week. Both are in perfect health and required no help in removing any baby shed. The first to hatch even had fruit baby food the day after it was hatched. #43 Oviposition 5/28/2007 Hatched 7/10/2007 days incubating 44 days #43 Oviposition 5/28/2007 Hatched 7/12/2007 days incubating 46 days These eggs were left in-situ. The enclosure was put on a top shelf where day temperatures would reach 89º for a few hours daily, and drop ...
Question: Do you have any idea's about telling male from female at very young age, that is maybe at a few month of age? I really can't until they are about six months. Is there any difference in back patterns? I have the idea that the more "busy" paterns are female. Also i have the idea that juvenile males are more shy than are the females. Maybe you have the same or different thought's? Answer: Postby Leann@daygecko.com » Thu Jun 14, 2007 4:28 pm Regretfully, the ...
We have established that the upper day temperatures with cooler night temperatures do bring about a good male/female ratio. This year, Brad and Melody will try to reproduce those results from last year. Only by having others reproduce those first year results will we know for sure that those are good techniques. I am taking more of a risk this year by attempting to incubate at high temperatures 24 hours per day. Yes, as you can see by preliminary results, there have been problems. ...
I have stopped my breeding group from producing but I've stopped a little too late. I have a heavy work schedule and due to certain circumstances I am not able to advertise or go to shows to sell my babies as originally planned. I am fully aware of immature and irresponsible breeding practices. This is not the case with my situation. The original plan has not worked for us and we have an emergency! I have 50-60 cresteds that must be sold and I am willing to seriously cut the prices to get them moving. ...
Hey everyone my name is Kyle and I'm new to geckosunlimited. My wife and I have been breeding crested geckos for about 5 years now as what started out a small hobby and love for them. We are currently overflowing with beautiful babies. We don't claim to be the all-knowing fully loaded gurus of cresteds, but we certainly are convinced that the animals we've produced are amazing and healthy. We sell locally but the word doesn't get out the way it does on the internet so we are trying a new approach. ...
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