First phant hatchling since i started out.
- Thread starter Mallick
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uroplatus99
New member
congrats!!!! very cool indeed!
j_izzle8930
New member
great looking phant. what are you keeping him in?
I fill a bottlecap in dry sand and put this in soaked vermiculite. The egg is put in the bottlecap with dry sand. Daytime temp 24°C and night temp 20-21°C. I have three eggs still incubating: 1 for end of januari i think and two for late february. I found one open egg in the enclousure as well but haven't seen a hatchling yet...
I'm keeping him in a small faunabox with ecoearth on the bottom and artificial climbing plants all round. This faunabox is put in a bigger enclousure with the same parameters as for the parents.
Currently im working on a nursing enclousure with removable walls in between.
Will post result in a few weeks.
grts
I'm keeping him in a small faunabox with ecoearth on the bottom and artificial climbing plants all round. This faunabox is put in a bigger enclousure with the same parameters as for the parents.
Currently im working on a nursing enclousure with removable walls in between.
Will post result in a few weeks.
grts
Robin Skrumsager
New member
Hey Mallick
Way to go:fight: Im happy that your phants are doing great, and you enjoy keeping and now breeding this wonderfull species.
Its a stunner
, If you ever end up with to much of these geckos, give me a call
Keep up the good work
Way to go:fight: Im happy that your phants are doing great, and you enjoy keeping and now breeding this wonderfull species.
Its a stunner
, If you ever end up with to much of these geckos, give me a call Keep up the good work
Calfirecap
New member
Mallick,
That looks like an unusually large hatchling. Did you take any weights, hatch weight and egg weights?
BTW, Well done!
Lawrence
That looks like an unusually large hatchling. Did you take any weights, hatch weight and egg weights?
BTW, Well done!
Lawrence
