My first hatching of P. gracilis

[~NiCo~]

I'm happy to present you my first hatching of Paroedura gracilis.
unfortunatly, I do not know the exact time of incubation.
His brothers / sisters can say it to ourselves more....
incubation: 22-24°C (26 max)

 

[Sybet]

Congrats on the hatchling, he/she is awesome!!

 

[DDReptiles]

:shock:This is very Nice!!:yikes: Incredible looking baby!!:banana:

Did you get my PM?

Can you share how you are keeping your adults? Similar to masobe? Colder? Any info would be much appreciated, I m hoping to try to brred mine next year.

Thanks Derek

 

[PassPort]

Gracilis have been a long time favorite of mine. Congrats on the hatchling!

 

[Hannibal]

Gorgeous baby, Congrats!

 

[SpinyTailz]

Wow, that's amazing!! Congrats

 

[~NiCo~]

thanks to you!

I keep my gracilis even colder that masobe.
Summer: 20-22°C day, 16-17°C at night. Humidity +++ (in the morning and evening)
Winter: 18-20°C day, 13-15°C night (10°C is not a problem, they are alxays in activity) humidity ++
Very dark hiding place, in height and on the ground (both are used), humide substrat.
A dark terrarium seems to be preferable. i don't use UV
As masobe, vertical element are very appreciated for the hunting...
Snails and Calcium/vitamine, similar to masobe...

 

[PassPort]

Excellent feedback! I'm not sure, but I think you're the first person I've seen produce captive bred offspring. Congratulations again!

 

[Palor]

Amazing little gecko baby, gratz!

 

[Sourri]

Hi Nico,


that's a wonderful baby, congrats!

 

[David]

F1 and F2 P. gracilis had already been produced in Czech Republic and Slovenia

Nico....:fight::evil:

 

[rom]

congratulation for this hatchling!! your paroedura is beautiful!!:yikes:

 

[~NiCo~]

F1 and F2 P. gracilis had already been produced in Czech Republic and Slovenia

Nico....:fight::evil:

Yes, may be M.R can share this observation for this species.



David.....:nana: :biggrin:

 

[TM Geckos]

Congrats

The only Paroedura I like.

 

[Uroplatus]

Congratulations Nico!

I care my animals as the same as P. masobe without direct light. However, I think the animals are less sensitive to light than P. masobe. My P. gracilis left very much earlier they hiding places than P. masobe.

I care my trio since September and already the two females are high pregnant. I think it is just as important to get healthy animals and to prepare good food and daily spraying.

All three ones sit in the same hiding place at daytime.

 

[~NiCo~]

Did you have fertile layings,eggs?

Many of my eggs are barren, as Matjaz said it on another post...

However, 2 births additional, of the end of December. and 3 in wait...

 

[kermit]

Congrads!! Very cool.

 

[David]

Nico....:fight::evil:

David..... :nana::biggrin:

finally.. sorry for the delay :roll:;-)

 

[Tim]

That's a cracilis breeding competition. :biggrin: Congrats Nico and David!

 

[David]

hehe Nico beat me up, it is my first baby while he already hatched 5 or more ones

lucky newbe, I would say:fight::muhaha: