[alecfeldman]

Here is how this animal was produced:



New hatchling bulldozer (Teratoscincus keyserlingi). 64 Day Incubation Period. 3" Long.

[MattL]

Cute

Matt

[cliff_f]

Very nice! I love those guys, I cant wait till I can get me a few more.

[MikeCastro]

I can't wait to actually get some...LOL...great looking keyserlingi Alec.

[Hilde]

Congrats!
Aren't they amazing when they first hatch? They're the most feisty hatchlings I've ever had, ready to take on anything that comes their way. They're definitely not wimpy little things.

[alecfeldman]

Thx to all for the props.

The thing about this one that was so great was that I actually saw the pair mating, I seperated the female from the group at the late stage and saw her lay the eggs, and I saw this one hatch (the other egg did not make it). It was very cool to see all stages of development. I'll probably keep this one just for those reasons. Always need new stock.

As far as these being feisty babies, that is no joke. This one was barking and growling straight out of the egg. That only lasted for a few days though, till it realized that I was the supermarket. Now it eats wax worms of my fingers. Its always great when you can feed full grown wax worms to a hatchling.

[David Jewell]

Great job. Did you happen to take pics of the entire process?

I think a thread of reporduction could be a great teaching tool for this forum. Pics of the bredding, egg laying, and hatching, and a bit of text for each could be a big hit.

Thanks,
David

[alecfeldman]

David,

I posted the pic of them mating on top as well

[Kevin McRae]

I really want some of these too, they use to be so much easier to obtain, not anymore.

Cute little guy!

[cliff_f]

Here is a picture of a keyserlingii I just purchased. He dosnt like to eat out of my fingers he just wants to eat my fingers.