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Internet radio with a little something for everyone (eventually). We have been working on this project for a few years now and are relaunching in stages. So far I have my show going, Nachtlich, I mainly play goth industrial tunes, live Sunday nights from 9 to 11pm EST. Soon we plan to start...

I have an egg (G. hainanensis) that is almost 3 weeks late on hatching. The other unfortunately went bad a while ago. Whats throwing me off is that the late egg still looks perfect. Any ideas on this?

Due to the recent discoveries regarding year round egg production and breeding in the wild, along with the effects of temperature, is spring really the best time to introduce them? I would think waiting till the fall would yield the best results. Especially if they will (hopefully) stop...

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So I was doing my usual misting/watering tonight. When I got to one of my baby felinus enclosures I misted just like always when suddenly the little bugger screams and charges me! I didn't even see it. Scared the poo out of me! :shock: Going to have to keep an eye on that one. :lol:

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Now how about a quick crash course in raising these guys.

Hanging out outside drinking beer. Cooking on the grill. Herps breeding, eggs and hatchlings. I love spring! :D

Its a bit late, they hatched 3/27 but heres some babys. Taken about 8 hours after hatching.

What are your average incubation temps and hatch times? I have my hainanensis at about 78-80F.

Or is that Hatchday...

about 6 weeks out of the water.

I wanted to ask those that are keeping both species if this would be a fairly acurate way to differentiate between the two. "These species can, however, be separated on the basis of G. hainanensis having a more heavily tuberculate dorsum and dark tubercles in the light body bands of adults, as...

I kept thinking 35 grams but they don't get that big. I will get this all figured out yet :p