Fat Tail Hatchlings!

nwheat

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This was my first year breeding AFTs. My lone pair did pretty well! So far I have 11 hatchlings with 2 eggs left - although one of the eggs looks very small. The parents are both nice orange amels, Dad is a stripe, Mom is het for stripe. Here are 3 of the hatchlings! :D

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oli

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Wow, very nice geckos you hatched there. Any special way that you prepared them for breeding???
 

nwheat

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Thanks!
No, this was their first year as well. When the female was large enough, I just put them together with a lay box. I think I just got really lucky this year, we will see what happens next year. :)
 

kimo

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Do you know if thy were cooled and if they had rainy season(misted after cooling period)?

Btw. Great hatchligs!
 

Reptiholic

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Very nice hatchlings. Is there any trick to hatching them? I've hatched leos just fine but for some reason have issues with fat tails.
 

kimo

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Very nice hatchlings. Is there any trick to hatching them? I've hatched leos just fine but for some reason have issues with fat tails.

I heard from some people here, when I posted a thread, that they cool them and then mist heavily when the temps are going up again. It is a trick, cose I didn't get mine to breed also this year, without cooling and misting...

@trayton: Did you cool yours or mist? Kept separated and just introduce? How big is your cage or any other informations are welcome. Thanks!
 

trayton

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i misted and had them separated for the "winter" but will leave them together from now on,my one egg started collapsing and i thought it would be from to much moisture so i dropped the amount of moisture and the egg that was still looking great started collapsing!i need some tips and HELP...please:biggrin:
 

nwheat

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Thanks, Sandy! :)

Their color is really starting to come in! The last two for the year have hatched now. I'm already looking forward to next year!
 
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