[bcreptiles]

our oldest keyserlingii baby

the youngest

i love the colours on this one keyserlingii


clutchmate

another young keyserlingii

roborowski 1


roborowski nr2

[cliff_f]

You have got them down to a science on how to breed them. I have only had that one bad egg from my keyserlinii so far. Nice babies.

[Sgvreptiles]

How hot are you keeping your robrowski? It seems like you are pretty productive with them. I just put my pair together. So hopefully soon ill get some eggs. Any tips to there breeding is appreciated.
Thanks
Jeff

[bcreptiles]

we don't keep the that warm, just give them a warm place and plenty of temps to chosse from
and at the moment just lucky i think
we just do our best, like with the other species
hopefully we will also be able to bree the microlepis and prezwalski next season


ooh and YEEEEES
hatched out another roborowski today

[bcreptiles]

here he/she is

[Sgvreptiles]

very nice. Do you give any humidity to the eggs or do you incubate bone dry?

[bcreptiles]

Originally Posted by Sgvreptiles

very nice. Do you give any humidity to the eggs or do you incubate bone dry?

at the moment, i use the following method...
not saying it the "good/best" way, but it works for me.
as you can see, i have a small tub in a bigger tub. he middle tub with the egg is kept bone dry, but it stands on wet vermiculite.
the outher tub is ventilated, so you have humidity, but not to much.
i hope you can understand this description?
greats casper

ps what eggs have you got cooking?

[Sgvreptiles]

Sounds like a good idea. I will use something similar when I get eggs, hopefully i will be as sucsessful!

[bcreptiles]

nice animal.
do you have a picture of th whole animal?

[bcreptiles]

hope you are not all getting bored with these post, but hatched out another keyserlingii today, nr 6