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05-13-2018, 11:41 PM #1
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fimbriatus egg development and mating timeline
I wish my phone took better Macro pictures! Maybe next year. Thought this would be neat.
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Uroplatus Fimbriatus.
Pair mated November 15 2017
Female laid 48 days after mating (January 2nd 2018 )
Egg hatched 126 days after being laid (May 8th 2018 )
Closet incubation with vermiculite.IMG_20180513_172647_527.jpgIMG_20180513_172647_527.jpgLast edited by Thecoldandfuzzies; 05-13-2018 at 11:42 PM. Reason: Accidental emojis removed
1.1 fimbriatus adults ,
1.1 juvie fimbriatus,
1.1 phantasticus
0.2 leopard geckos
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05-14-2018, 03:27 AM #2
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/\ Very interesting!
for sharing.
Can we see your juvie fimbs?"If you can hear crickets, it's still summer." ;)
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05-14-2018, 08:40 AM #3
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I want to see the babies please!
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05-14-2018, 09:44 AM #4
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One baby
Originally Posted by LovingMyGeckos
the other egg seemed like it was a late bloomer but never developed.
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05-14-2018, 03:50 PM #5
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very cool! I did a similar set of progression pics the first time I bred a pair of pythons. I love watching the little ones grow inside the egg.
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62 day mark was particularly amazing for the fims. It's like a little shrimp floating inside the egg! Originally Posted by Aimless
I really like the time lapse it creates. I was worried about how much stress it would cause but the baby is healthy. Definitely heightened my anticipation of this little one!
We have two more babies on the way due in mid-late June that I haven't been candling/photographing like this. I prefer it that way haha. Less anxiety!1.1 fimbriatus adults ,
1.1 juvie fimbriatus,
1.1 phantasticus
0.2 leopard geckos
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