[scavenger]

Well after waiting so long and just hoping, my very first clutch of P.rugosus have hatched after exactly 75 days
You could imagine my surprise when opening up the incubator to have these two little guys looking up at you, I actually didn't expect this particular clutch to hatch.

The two of them in their incubation container.



I hope you guys enjoy

[DDReptiles]

Very Nice!! Looks like you have more to come as wel!!

[aquapimp]

AWESOME!!! What temps did you "cook" them at?

[John_Woodward]

georgious man, congratulations on a sucessful hatching and im sure youll have many more to come.

[scavenger]

Ya haha hopefully expecting got 7 P.rugosus eggs left and 4 P.vansoni eggs. Will see what pops out in the coming weeks. These guys were incubated at 28 degrees.

[DanaD]

They are soooo cuteeee....Congrats!
What kind of sand did you used as an incubation medium? Or it's not just sand?

[josse]

Congrats! They look really nice, good luck with them!
I'm also interested to know how you incubated them (humidity, substrate etc)?

Jesse

[scavenger]

Hey DanaD I just used plain Exo-Terra desert sand to incubate them. I keep my adults on them as well.

[Chondrodactylus]

Nicely done.

Great news for us here in SA captive P.rugosus are few and far between!

Hopefully they get feeding well. Remember small small food items!

[Justin]

Well done, an awesome species.