First eggies of the season...

[Sarah]

A young hypo pair of U.milii were the first to lay this season. Being so light (especially the male) they are really hard to photograph, so please excuse the quality of the pics.

She had actually fallen fast asleep after laying them and hadn't covered them up. She had been in this position almost all night, so eventually I opened the nest box and nudged her to check she was okay, and put the eggies in the incubator.

Don't blame her for having a nap, it always amazes me how such big eggs come out of such a small hole :shock:

Mummy asleep on eggs

Daddy

Mummy and Daddy

 

[bugman426]

hey, you can try taking the pictures without flash..that way they wont be so overexposed

 

[Marlies]

And if there is not enough light to make the pictures without a flash, you could use a piece of white papier to bounce the light!

Congrats on your eggs!

 

[SelectGex]

They look like beautiful geckos! Congrats on your eggs!!

 

[Justabeginner]

congratulations! fingers crossed they come out nice and pale :mrgreen:
cheers
Ange

 

[Shawnsc10]

Sarah,
Congrats!!!! I hope my female will lay soon.

I caught them mating on monday, so when should I expect the eggs. Provided the mating was successful.

Last night, I was cleaning the enclosure and the female mad a feeble attempt to escape and I looked through the glass and saw two white, round things but they could just be organs, correct?

In the nest box, what is that substrate? Is it a type of moss? In my nest box, I have red destert sand mixed with vermiculite. My female Milii is always in hers but my female Levis is never in hers.

Again, Congrats.
-Shawn

 

[iand]

congrats sarah. hope they hatch out nice. hopefully you will have a good season with everything. :wink: