[holocaustto]

Just wanted to share what I found a couple of weeks ago....

[Riverside Reptiles]

Congrats!!! Hopefully they're fertile! Are you going to leave them in the enclosure? Or take them out to incubate?

[holocaustto]

Originally Posted by Riverside Reptiles

Congrats!!! Hopefully they're fertile! Are you going to leave them in the enclosure? Or take them out to incubate?

Thanks Ethan!!
Well, since it's the first clutch and I dont even know if they are fertile as you said... I decided to leave them alone.
I wouldnt know how to take them out without risking the eggs

Any recommendations?

[bawner00]

congrats carnal!!!!! i know you will take care of them properlly good luck!!!

[holocaustto]

Originally Posted by bawner00

congrats carnal!!!!! i know you will take care of them properlly good luck!!!

Gracias amigo

[Riverside Reptiles]

I'd probably just leave them in place as well. But you might want to consider taping a small plastic container/cup over top of them to protect them from getting eaten, stepped on, or other various disasters.

[holocaustto]

Originally Posted by Riverside Reptiles

I'd probably just leave them in place as well. But you might want to consider taping a small plastic container/cup over top of them to protect them from getting eaten, stepped on, or other various disasters.

I was having some thoughts about that already.... The female "rests" on or near the eggs for a while during night... is that normal? Is she takin care of them?

[Riverside Reptiles]

Yeah, she's guarding them, which is a good sign. But still, accidents happen.

[holocaustto]

Originally Posted by Riverside Reptiles

Yeah, she's guarding them, which is a good sign. But still, accidents happen.

Oki.
Thanks again!