whoohoo - angramainyu
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van_veen456
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Very nice! And HUGE egg!
Have you got pictures of their parents? Must be honest and say I've never heard op this ssp!
Have you got pictures of their parents? Must be honest and say I've never heard op this ssp!
Riverside Reptiles
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Congrats!!! Hope the eggs end up being fertile. I agree that some pics of the parents would be great. Post some up when you get a chance.
Thank you very much for your words.
I checked eggs with strong light and both are fertile, but still there are two months before hatch.
I will make a pics of group during weekend and of course of hatchlings, if will be successful...will be huuuge!
To van_veen456 - this is not ssp., but a specie. There are some morphological differences and you can find topic about them with pics and discusion on this forum
To TM Geckos - of course I remember your PM, just I must wait how successful will be this year. Angramainyu are not as productive as macularius...poor experience is, that they lay only three clutches per year and start when are minimally two years old. Little is known so far.
Fingers crossed
Ori
I checked eggs with strong light and both are fertile, but still there are two months before hatch.
I will make a pics of group during weekend and of course of hatchlings, if will be successful...will be huuuge!
To van_veen456 - this is not ssp., but a specie. There are some morphological differences and you can find topic about them with pics and discusion on this forum
To TM Geckos - of course I remember your PM, just I must wait how successful will be this year. Angramainyu are not as productive as macularius...poor experience is, that they lay only three clutches per year and start when are minimally two years old. Little is known so far.
Fingers crossed
Ori
lemonjello
New member
Great!
Hannah64127
New member
oh wow do you have pics of the mom or dadcuz i want to see them
Hello all,
here is a picture of whole group. You can easily find male, as he is the biggest and going to shed.
Here are also their data:
male - 132g weight, TL 26cm, SVL 15,5cm
females - are smaller (are pregnant and I didnt want to stress them much), weight 106, 93 and 87g
Best regards,
Ori
here is a picture of whole group. You can easily find male, as he is the biggest and going to shed.
Here are also their data:
male - 132g weight, TL 26cm, SVL 15,5cm
females - are smaller (are pregnant and I didnt want to stress them much), weight 106, 93 and 87g
Best regards,
Ori
van_veen456
New member
Awesome! Very nice breedinggroup, and very nice weights!
Kazska
New member
Hello all,
here is a picture of whole group. You can easily find male, as he is the biggest and going to shed.
Here are also their data:
male - 132g weight, TL 26cm, SVL 15,5cm
females - are smaller (are pregnant and I didnt want to stress them much), weight 106, 93 and 87g
Best regards,
Ori
Gorgeous leos
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lemonjello
New member
Hello all,
here is a picture of whole group. You can easily find male, as he is the biggest and going to shed.
Here are also their data:
male - 132g weight, TL 26cm, SVL 15,5cm
females - are smaller (are pregnant and I didnt want to stress them much), weight 106, 93 and 87g
Best regards,
Ori
w00t! w00t! w00t!
van_veen456
New member
Nice! They kick 'giant leopardgecko' ass!
Is it me or do their markings resemble the 'tremper chocolate albino's alot?
Do these eggs have to incubate just as long as macularius eggs?
Is it me or do their markings resemble the 'tremper chocolate albino's alot?
Do these eggs have to incubate just as long as macularius eggs?
Riverside Reptiles
Administrator (HMFIC)
Ori, thanks for the pictures and info. Very nice.
Hi,
I wasnt familiar with macularius colour morphs, but I have checked them and tremper chocolate albinos are very very similar. I would like to ask their keepers for posting photos of foot (subdigital lamellae) and head from underside (scales in area around front of lower jaw).
I dont know original animals, that Mr.Tremper crossed for this morph, but maybe there were some angramainyu in history?
There were done some experiments with hybridization of macularius and angramainyu on local university, but I had no possibility to see their results.
To incubation - I got first good eggs, so dont have data yet, but from friends got info, that it is around two months.
BTW, can anybody give me info about size of wild macularius, please?
Best regards,
Ori
Mikhail F. Bagaturov
New member
Hi!
Once several years ago we got a WC group of E. macularius import from Pakistan to Moscow (I hope for another one this year too). The adults was rather huge and around 22-24 SWL I think, if this helps.
Once several years ago we got a WC group of E. macularius import from Pakistan to Moscow (I hope for another one this year too). The adults was rather huge and around 22-24 SWL I think, if this helps.